That brings his total matchable donations to date to $8003,2800, compared with $2620,21.5 for Ms. Malliotakis.
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His campaign would have automatically received a quarter of the total matching funds he was eligible for, based on the amount of matchable funds his campaign has raised so far.
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The collection is easily mix-and-matchable and includes five various fabrics like point d'esprit (a dotted mesh), microfiber and plush cotton in a variety of fun prints and colors such as cherries and leopard print and sorbet shades of orange, yellow, pinks and purples.
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Towards this goal, the agency first chooses an edge in the graph, and suggests to the man and woman on both ends of the edge to meet. Now, the agency must take care to only choose a maximally-matchable edge. This is because, if it chooses a non-maximally- matchable edge, it may get stuck with an edge that cannot be completed to a maximum-cardinality matching.
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In graph theory, a maximally-matchable edge in a graph is an edge that is included in at least one maximum-cardinality matching in the graph. An alternative term is allowed edge. A fundamental problem in matching theory is: given a graph G, find the set of all maximally-matchable edges in G. This is equivalent to finding the union of all maximum matchings in G (this is different than the simpler problem of finding a single maximum matching in G). Several algorithms for this problem are known.
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Let G = (V,E) be a graph, where V are the vertices and E are the edges. A matching in G is a subset M of E, such that each vertex in V is adjacent to at most a single edge in M. A maximum matching is a matching of maximum cardinality. An edge e in E is called maximally-matchable (or allowed) if there exists a maximum matching M that contains e.
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When analysing the regularities and structure of music as well as the processing of music in the brain, certain findings lead to the question of whether music is based on a syntax that could be compared with linguistic syntax. To get closer to this question it is necessary to have a look at the basic aspects of syntax in language, as language unquestionably presents a complex syntactical system. If music has a matchable syntax, noteworthy equivalents to basic aspects of linguistic syntax have to be found in musical structure. By implication the processing of music in comparison to language could also give information about the structure of music.
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If all components of this simple interface are correctly placed and sized, then each substance separated by the nano-column is smoothly converted into the gas phase, the peak profile is nicely reproduced, and high quality mass spectra are generated. Major advantages of this technical solution are the following: 1) It delivers high-quality, fully library matchable mass spectra of most sub-1 kDa molecules amenable by HPLC, 2) It is a chemical ionization free interface (unless operated intentionally) with accurate reproduction of the expected isotope ion abundances, 3) Response is never influenced by matrix components in the sample or in the mobile phase, 4) It can be considered a universal detector for small molecules because response is not related to compound polarity.
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When someone sees a billboard and calls the phone number, hears about a product or service on the radio and contacts the merchant as a result or sees a TV commercial and visits the website, filling out a contact form, these would all be considered first-party leads. When someone's contact information is harvested from an email list, or purchased from a contact aggregator, or collected from an independent agent of the website owner who pairs that contact to the business based on demographics or other matchable constructs, these would all be considered third party leads. A single individual shopper might show up as both. Their contact information may find their way to the website owner through a third-party provider and as well show up as a direct result of an action the website owner took to secure that lead, such as an advertisement or website promotion or conversion tool.
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Factor-critical graphs must always have an odd number of vertices, and must be 2-edge-connected (that is, they cannot have any bridges).. However, they are not necessarily 2-vertex- connected; the friendship graphs provide a counterexample. It is not possible for a factor-critical graph to be bipartite, because in a bipartite graph with a near-perfect matching, the only vertices that can be deleted to produce a perfectly matchable graph are the ones on the larger side of the bipartition. Every 2-vertex-connected factor-critical graph with edges has at least different near-perfect matchings, and more generally every factor-critical graph with edges and blocks (2-vertex-connected components) has at least different near-perfect matchings. The graphs for which these bounds are tight may be characterized by having odd ear decompositions of a specific form.. Any connected graph may be transformed into a factor-critical graph by contracting sufficiently many of its edges.
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