Sentence examples for which exactly matched from inspiring English sources

She said her name routinely assumed various odd configurations on boarding passes, none of which exactly matched her ID.

Everyone, however, identified Day-Lewis's genius, which exactly matched Woodcock's genius and, while we're at it, Anderson's genius.

Historians have "congratulated" Renaissance culture for "establishing an objective and logical basis for vision which exactly matched the natural reality of visual perception".

For fragment 1, we obtained six suggested replacements, none of which exactly matched the bioisosteric fragment obtained with BoBER.

Hazard ratios (HRs) for death were computed from Cox proportional hazards models controlled for risk factors and using up to 116 strata, which exactly matched cases and controls by 12 classes of comorbidity.

But it's also a brilliant piece of craftsmanship, which exactly matches its form to its content, while holding a mirror to its audience.

Follow up question - are there any other planetary moons which also project a disc on their planet's surface which exactly matches the sun as observed from that planet?

However, due to vagueness and uncertainties in knowledge representation, attribute description, and similarity measures in CBR especially when dealing with similarity assessment it is difficult to find the cases from a case base which exactly match the query case.

Looking like a lump of eroded coral or rock, the stonefish's body is concealed by the cragginess of its outline and by its coloration, which exactly matches that of the background.

In this dark comedy, government officials are vainglorious and corrupt and able-bodied citizens brutal and dishonest; the mausoleum, which exactly matches the dimensions of Mao Zedong's mausoleum in Tiananmen Square, is absurdly overblown.

During attack, both species form distinctive, F-actin-rich structures at the contact zone to the algal prey cell, which exactly match the species-specific cell wall perforations and resemble invadopodia and podosome rosettes of mammalian cells to a certain extent.