Matching up against Curry tends not to do Irving any favors.
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I play and ended up matching up with a local Saudi businessman.
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"At that point it was just matching up the audio," he said.
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That's because there is no central federal system for matching up families.
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"They're matching up and sharing great stories about starting families," he told NBC.
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They'll also have a better chance of matching up against fellow non-ragers.
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For example, Somnuek takes a straightforward, simple approach to matching up his fighters.
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Matching up dialogue with animated characters' lip movements is usually a tedious process.
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We're taking all these wasted minutes because the needs and wants aren't matching up.
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It's matching up the investment in training with actual job openings that's the challenge.
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Canada will have mid-30s Crosby and Toews matching up against peak Matthews and Eichel.
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Matching up fuel cells with power plants can confer tremendous environmental benefits down the road.
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The company makes money by charging a small transaction fee for matching up buyers and sellers.
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Here are the only two possible ways of matching up two such pentagons on that side.
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Or you have to clean it all up and start over, matching up with your original.
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Things just kept matching up more and more and we kept saying, 'This is so weird.
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But the playoffs are about matching up against one opponent, with their identifiable strengths and weaknesses.
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Point has been playing with Kucherov this season while matching up against top opposing centers defensively.
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Turkey's response: ""[The report] contains unfounded allegations matching up perfectly with the propaganda efforts of terrorist organizations.
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For approaching two seasons, the NBA has become obsessed with matching up with the Golden State Warriors.
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The court in 2015 forbid Uber from matching up drivers using their own cars with ride hailers.
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The report "contains unfounded allegations matching up perfectly with the propaganda efforts of terrorist organizations," the ministry added.
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"The task of matching up the names of the deceased ... was far easier" in San Bernardino, Lacy said.
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Now it is matching up with more investors, announcing $109 million in new funding, led by Zeev Ventures.
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Biden has consistently fared well in polls matching up against Trump both nationally and in early primary states.
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In the context of matching up against the Golden State Warriors, what are your views on Houston's summer?
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How is Elizabeth Warren matching up with Trump if she can get big crowds every couple of months?
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Just in general, it was really a small southern airline that was matching up with an international airline.
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"We weren't physically matching up with them and they wore us down, especially defensively," UTEP coach Sean Kugler said.
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But matching up against smallball units that feature Draymond Green or Kevin Durant at center are a no-go.
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Queasiness can be an issue with VR, especially when your head movements aren't matching up with the head-tracking.
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ELSA works by listening to learners' voices, then matching up what they said with the correct American English pronunciation.
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Puzzles and Dragons is an iOS game that involves matching up colored spheres (Engadget compared it to Pokemon Shuffle).
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Wiggins hit three jumpers including a 21-pointer in the final four minutes, matching up against guard Devin Booker.
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While working as a secretary at a Florida-based asphalt company, Connie Lorenz noticed receipts that weren't quite matching up.
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They released their first five replications today, and it turns out that not all of the data is matching up.
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It's okay if your feelings are not matching up with your environment or the Instagram tableau you've been included in.
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Some teams try to accomplish this by ceding the offensive boards entirely and instead immediately matching up on missed shots.
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On size alone, and with increasing speed after a hesitant start, governments' response to the 203 pandemic is matching up.
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Then, we used Google Earth to map the officers' and Clark's movements, by matching up the videos with satellite imagery.
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The tournament can be very valuable because of the high-level games played that often feature elite players matching up.
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Lately, Saturday Night Live has boasted quite a track record of matching up Hollywood A-listers with its writers and performers.
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With informants, moving in and out of London, dates not matching up, what do you think&aposs going through their minds?
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He told BuzzFeed News that he is matching up to $500 in donations to the rescue through the end of June.
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But after six months of testing, the team found that the technology on its own wasn't matching up to user expectations.
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Facebook is matching up to $24 million raised through the social platform for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy's Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund.
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The poll also finds Sanders matching up better than Clinton against top Republicans in hypothetical general election races in the Badger State.
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Citigroup's Economic Surprise Index, a widely followed indicator of how the data are matching up to expectations, continues to plumb new depths.
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To see is itself a process of precognition—matching up an anticipated picture of reality to what you observe in real time.
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Trilobites Matching up photos of strangers' faces is surprisingly difficult, and the average person is likely to be duped by matching hairstyles.
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"We're matching up our support and looking very intelligently at the map," Mr. O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, said in an interview.
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So we've got to do a better job of not turning the basketball over, taking better shots and getting back and matching up.
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Actual wait times were not matching up with the appointments on the books, and Dr. Michelle Washington knew she had to say something.
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Henri [Hooft] wanted to throw his brand into his own thing and it just wasn't matching up with where Glenn wanted to go.
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So the librarians have become historical detectives of sorts — matching up what they know about the photo with other historical records and information.
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"I've been matching up with a bunch of gorgeous women who are smart, they have professional jobs and everything," he said in an interview.
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He spent a few hours going through the Mastercard-supplied list of merchants and matching up the emoji and it has continued from there.
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Sexton was clearly looking forward to matching up with Blake, and was eager to give his all to the task of breaking his spirit.
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If not done just right, with all the visuals matching up properly to what you see as you move, it could have been nauseating.
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"I'm burnt right now," James said at his postgame news conference, explaining his reluctance to answer a question about matching up with the Raptors.
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Tagged transitioned to being a place to meet new people, whether that was for (mainly) dating or friendships, by matching up their common interests.
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The last two weeks have functioned as an abbreviated round-robin, with six of the conference's top seven teams matching up against one another.
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In the main mode, you're doing the same things you've always done: matching up tetrominoes to clear away lines while more and more rain down.
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Because Russia is hosting the tournament, it's also the first team to play, matching up with Saudi Arabia for the only match on June 14.
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When he doesn't, he gets upset with you — the human being with an actual face and real feelings — for not matching up with his algorithms.
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Her firm, which brings in $3.2 million in annual revenue, specializes in matching up small businesses with part-time worker and recently expanded into Boston.
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Last year, President Barack Obama proposed $268 million for cameras, with the federal government matching up to 68% of what state and local agencies spend.
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TikTok's also matching up to $1 million in employee donations to Arnold's program to further the organization's ability to provide food for children in need.
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The poll also shows Sanders matching up poorly against President Donald Trump, which would help guarantee the Republican carries his newly adopted must-win state.
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A malfunction could potentially send the plane into a nosedive, matching up with reports that the Ethiopian Airlines flight's captain reported serious issues shortly after takeoff.
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Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter, Maddie, got a Polaris ATV for her 7th birthday and it's matching up as the one in which she was critically injured.
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Onstage at I/O today, VR exec Nathan Martz announced Cloud Anchors, a tool for matching up users' AR experiences with each other in real time.
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In the past, the Dixville Notch results for the Republican primary were known for matching up neatly with the eventual nominee that's picked by the GOP.
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When all the 22020 VC numbers are counted, it will be worth matching up fintech stats for Nigeria to Kenya to see how the countries compared.
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Just head over to the site to see the infographic, look for the date by matching up the month with the day, and see how it ranks.
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And with that in mind, if someone feels like matching up Yeezy's "Blood on the Leaves" with every Star Wars trailer ever, we are here for it.
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What's pretty surprising is that it won't just be Android phones matching up with Cloud Anchors — Google says they've built iOS support for the feature, as well.
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Matching up with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Ariana Grande, or Kim Kardashian—some of the platform's most influential creators—would mean over a hundred million more.
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If Zion WAS healthy, this would have been a great game to watch -- Zion matching up against his former Duke teammate and #3 overall pick R.J. Barrett.
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This is about to be a culture-free season, where the scariest part about matching up against the Clippers is not even they know exactly what they are.
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While the Kurds have vowed to defend the territory they currently control, it is hard to see them matching up against the well-equipped and powerful Turkish military.
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Past years focused heavily on Americana and the stars and stripes, but in 2016, friend groups have been matching up for looks equal parts cheesy, cheerful and bright.
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When he ultimately decided to redshirt as a freshman, Happ played on the Badgers scout team in practices, matching up with Kaminsky in 5-on-5s most days.
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But their adoption of AI isn't matching up: just 1 in 5 of the companies use AI in some way, and only 1 in 20 incorporate it extensively.
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LONDON — A spreadsheet began to circulate last week among journalists covering Britain's Parliament, matching up the names of three dozen Conservative Party officials with brief descriptions of misconduct.
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The latest revision to the schedule has action starting Saturday with two games matching up the Chinese teams — the Guangzhou Charge, Shanghai Dragons, Chengdu Hunters and Hangzhou Spark.
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As cards are placed on the five different slots by matching up colors, a portion of that artist's song is introduced in into a looped mix in real-time.
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Back on land, they use computer vision techniques to stitch the photos together by matching up the reef's features and figure out where the camera was for each photo.
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I would work as far into the game as I could before being turned back, my childhood reflexes never matching up to the relentless onslaught of these digital creatures.
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But according to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, Brown won't be able to suit up for the Patriots until Week 2, and will missing matching up against his former teammates.
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Matching up in transition against them is like trying to solve a Rubik's cube—you think you have one side down only to find out another got totally destroyed.
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There's varying things that can happen over the next 10 days: schedule-wise, what our needs are the final few days of the season, who we're matching up against.
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The cost of matching up state voter lists to the NICS system is trivial compared to the costs of compiling and maintaining all of the data to begin with.
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You can play a bit of a parlor game when matching up each Paul Thomas Anderson film to the work by Robert Altman (his clearest influence) it most closely echoes.
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I feel like we're at this really interesting moment where everything from the gig economy to the future of work is matching up with this dissatisfaction on the law department.
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I think who we're matching up against, who's on the other side, I think all of those things get baked into the cake when you're making those kinds of decisions.
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They feel like they were designed in a lab, matching up to some cold and clinical metrics about proper response and material composition instead of what people actually want and prefer.
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Sales in the first three months of 2016 were up 5.6 percent at 1.15 billion Swiss francs ($1.21 billion), matching up with the forecast in a Reuters poll of eight analysts.
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ABOUT THE RAPTORS (24-12): Celtics All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas might be licking his chops while thinking about matching up with Toronto, which allowed opponents' stars to dominate of late.
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The nonprofit National Security Archive has fun matching up different versions of such documents, exposing the ''inane and contradictory'' outcomes that can result when different agencies review what's acceptable for release.
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"While I enjoyed watching Nacho from the sidelines last year, I much prefer to be amongst the action and am looking forward to matching up against him," Zara told Australian outlet Who.
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The spreads between bid and ask prices for bonds are tighter today, given the lower fees that intermediaries like the banks make for simply matching up buyers and sellers in the market.
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Mr. Young, a deep-voiced crooner with traditional inclinations, liked the thought of matching up with Ms. Pope, a rock-informed country belter who had spent time fronting a pop-punk band.
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Tweets that seem to come out of nowhere or indicate that Trump might be digging into obscure blogs can usually be explained by matching up his timeline to various cable news broadcasts.
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Meanwhile, the company is matching up to $1 million in donations made to Save the Children through Facebook's crisis page or the donate button that appears on the top of your news feed.
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Netsweeper's activities—which Citizen Lab argues fall short of meeting international human rights obligations and UN guidelines for businesses—are the latest sign that Canada's sunny rhetoric isn't matching up with its actions.
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But the majority of the time, you have to dig deeper by matching up the timing of the tweet, or series of tweets, to the timing and order of "Fox and Friends" segments.
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Leap seconds were originally devised with sailors in mind, who at the time used the position of the stars to navigate and thus wanted Earth's rotation to roughly matching up with official time.
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The grades are not meant to say whether the objectives or actions were good or bad, so much as to think about whether he has been effective at matching up promises to outcome.
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You can also help promote savings by offering incentives, such as matching up to a certain amount -- like a company would in a 401(k)), or paying interest on money that they save.
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Matching up that way pushes Durant onto Draymond Green, allowing OKC to switch the ever-dangerous Curry-Green pick-and-roll without asking one of their bigs to hang with Curry off the dribble.
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It lets an employer assess a potential employee's compatibility by matching up attributes of the candidate's personality and values to those of his/her potential manager, as well as to the hiring organization's culture.
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Like the basis of so many iconic partnerships of the past, the matching up of Richard Kelly with Michael Andrews – the composer, multi-instrumentalist and astute arranger behind Donnie Darko's score – was borderline fortuitous.
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But the often-complicated game of matching up the A-lister to the gown for the biggest-ticket, grand finale of awards seasons sometimes results in dresses that involve a bigger story or significance.
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"I look at some teams from last year and marvel at what the Brewers were able to do in terms of matching up and finding the right fits in a playoff series," Falvey said.
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Deloitte will be matching up teams of researchers, data scientists, biohackers and the like with those working in advocacy, regulations and other industry experts who can aid them with resources to speed up the process.
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"You're always excited to play the Lakers, and obviously, LeBron is there and (it's) our last time matching up, so it's definitely gonna be a little bit extra special than any normal game," said Wade.
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Policy matters too, but when you sort of boil it down, if the president&aposs words aren&apost matching up with the policy, then where does that leave -- BAIER: But it is his policy, right?
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Starbucks plans to double its store count in China to 5,000 in 2021 and Luckin, a one-year-old coffee startup, is matching up by aiming to reach 4,500 by the end of this year.
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We reported earlier this year that Facebook, which has been doing a lot more with job ads, also seems to be looking at ways of matching up mentors with those in need of career guidance.
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Jackman and Spahn confirm this by matching up voter databases with respondents to the American National Election Survey (ANES), a widely cited in-person survey of about 2,000 voting-age people conducted every election cycle.
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Moreover, for younger, low-income workers, the current Saver's Credit should be improved by turning it into a Starter Saver's Match – with the federal government directly matching up to $500 placed in a retirement savings account.
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On top of all this, Vice Prez Mike Pence announced huge corporations are doing their part -- like Apple donating 9 million masks -- and Yelp announced it's matching up to $1 million in donations to local businesses.
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What she said next didn't follow, but then we often talked in non sequiturs, she conducting a kind of call-and-response conversation in her head and I in mine, the responses never quite matching up.
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Of course Tinder's move into location-based dating should worry Happn, which had built its entire dating app around the idea of matching up people who could have met in real life, but just missed doing so.
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It's easiest to understand when you actually see the game in action: The premise is simple: Drop a series of the larger squares into the playing field with the goal of matching up like colors in adjacent spaces.
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It is this idea of matching up power plants, which produce carbon dioxide, with fuel cells that are hungry for it that led to a collaboration between Exxon Mobil and FuelCell that started more than four years ago.
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Their success in reaching state legislators may be apparent in the text of Florida's law, which requires "In God We Trust" to appear in a "conspicuous" spot in each school—language matching up that of the organisation's model legislation.
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"The matching-up of the great minds of these scientists in the West and the survival driven demands of people in the East are what it's going to take to commercialize these technologies," Chung told me in an interview.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Dan Margolis, he was busy matching up men and women, but today he returns on ... I wanted to say a stallion, but he has brought in all sorts of equines, hasn't he?
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And aside from picking the right name over a third of the time, the study's participants continued to keep matching up faces with the right names through a series of other experiments with varying conditions, according to lead author, Yonat Zwebner.
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The long-running MTV competition enters its 28th season with 13 teams competing for the $350,000 prize in the third iteration of the drama-stoking "Rivals" theme – only this time, the partnerships are mixed, matching up male and female duos.
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Kakao, which wants to use its dominant position to jumpstart the service matching up drivers with people seeking a ride in the same direction, said it would run the service only during commuting hours to offset a shortage of taxis.
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There's also been more and more interest in shade-inclusive foundation ranges, with Fenty Beauty's expansive 40-shade offerings raising the bar for the rest of the industry — and, with "complexion matching" up 378% over last year, the demand is definitely there.
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Google's own free Google Photos software, which works in a web browser as well as through Android and iOS apps, has a "Group similar faces" option in its settings that tries to sort pictures automatically by matching up the faces in them.
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Spotify says that the list is based on it crunching through one year of weather data and correlating it to 85 billion streams on Spotify — effectively matching up what was listened to when the weather was rainy, sunny, cloudy, windy and snowy.
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A number of cruise lines have also been helping by sending relief to the Bahamas on their ships, and Royal Caribbean has gone the extra step by donating $1 million and matching up to $500,000 from funds raised by the Pan American Development Foundation.
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The accents in the film, though, are somewhat inconsistent, with Glover's accent going in and out for the entire length of the movie, no one's accent ever really matching up at all, but this is a minor issue in a film so stylistically captivating.
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After decades of matching up with the country's largest corporations and providing the prime highway-adjacent real estate they needed for massive office parks, suburbs are being abandoned for office space in urban centers and the pursuit of something younger and more exciting: millennial workers.
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People who only know Lincoln from The Walking Dead may be surprised to find out that he isn't actually a gravel-voiced American — he's actually British (see: Love Actually), so don't be worried about his voice not matching up with the decidedly British world of Harry Potter.
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He said that while parking will be the first application and one that he expects other cities to use as well, there will be other applications coming out from matching up text in Mapillary's images, and subsequently being able to pinpoint exact latitude and longitude for specific locations.
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But the technology used for the 2007 Aedes map, and many others, could only read relatively short stretches of DNA at a time, which were then pieced together by matching up the sections where they overlapped in a process that often left some areas garbled and riddled with gaps.
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It is a physical representation that I can point to when I feel like the puzzle pieces of my own hybridity just aren't matching up—a reminder that all the jagged parts of my cultural identity have the potential to coalesce as easily as they do within the confines of Besharam.
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Here are some of the most common places that people reported working (or in some cases, not working) in the last 10 years, compared to the most common places they reported working today: Read More The effects of a CEO's death on stock performance Read MoreA tale of two companies: Matching up Alibaba vs. Amazon
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Initially, the challenge seemed daunting, considering the brain contains 100 billion neurons, and matching up the neurons that control sensory nerves with the prosthetic hands and arms was tough, said Sliman Bensmaia, an associate professor in the department of organismal biology and anatomy at the University of Chicago, who was part of the research team.
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" A senior State Department official said Tuesday that they've "reached out to missions and have asked missions to determine whether certain countries may have excess capacity, the ability to manufacture supplies" and are tracking them with the hopes of matching up "external suppliers, external sources, with states and entities in the US that actually need them.
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Lucid's goal with the car is to design something that can stand on its own, instead of just matching up favorably in a comparison chart with the Model S. The company designed the vehicle from the ground up with a shared use model in mind, creating a luxury vehicle that's also suitable for a collaborative consumption car-sharing future supplemented by autonomous vehicle technology.
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