Sentence examples for trying to align from inspiring English sources

Starting with the most probable sequence of an edit distance Dmps from its actual source Rsrc, most aligners use approximation by introducing all possible x mutations trying to align this sequence to the reference.

So as I said, it's kind of like trying to align different faces.

"We're taking a disciplined approach to compensation and trying to align it with shareholder interests.

But others suggested that Mr. Abe was merely trying to align the Constitution with current practice.

Other states, like Georgia and Oregon, are explicitly trying to align their written learning standards with colleges' expectations.

These works show Mr. Ligon trying to align himself more emphatically with younger, deliberately politically incorrect artists like Kara Walker.

During the first TV debate it was striking how much Brown was trying to align himself with Clegg.

Russia is already trying to align itself with European Aeronautic Defence and Space, in which its government has a shareholding.

Others have used simpler techniques to make transistors from groups of tangled nano­wires without trying to align them.

This paper shows that this interest stems to a significant extent from investors trying to align their investments with their social preferences.

I was trying to align the loving God I knew and believed in with this horrendous reality of what was going on inside me," she says.