Sentence examples for which could match from inspiring English sources
I doubt there is a pair of consecutive games in our history to that time which could match them for their excitement.
The excitation spectrum of NCAS:2%Eu2+ shows a broad excitation band from 240 to 410 nm, which could match with the near-ultraviolet LED chip.
Even the C16 lipid chain on the peptide, which could match the length of the POPC palmitoyl chain, exhibited lower order parameters in the upper chain, which get closer and finally reach similar values in the lower chain region.
The invention of tesserae must have been motivated by a desire to obtain densely set mosaic pictures which could match, in pavements, the splendour of contemporary achievements in painting.
What's more, if Forward Funds succeeds, it could face a flood of competition, even from its own sub advisers, which could match its pricing very quickly, Mr. Bobroff said.
The Custom Audiences tool enabled Russian advertisers to feed information from those cookies, which are long strings of numbers that advertisers collect, into Facebook's systems, which could match them with the accounts of particular Facebook users.
Currently, to analyze bactrial diversity, PCR-DGGE fingerprinting and high-throughput pyrosequencing (NGS) were two important and useful methods, which could matched each other as two molecular analytical methods.
Earlier we were given a serial number which was specific and which we could match.
"And so ends our century-old reign during which nobody could match our proud carnivorous voracity," the Buenos Aires daily Clarin lamented recently.
A judge last Monday ruled that there was no basis on which MSG could match the offer and enjoined the Yankees from pursuing the I.M.G. deal in its current form.
Many of his correspondents write in ill-advised imitation of Cowardese (which few could match), and all of their missives can be freely translated into plain English, once the "Darling, darling, darling" effusions are minimized.
