1. (= be the same, fit) [numbers, pattern]→ coincidircheck the numbers against your card to see if they match up→ compruebe los números con los de su cartón para ver si coincidenhis fingerprints don't match up exactly with the murderer's→ sus huellas dactilares no coinciden exacta...
I've always stayed away from monkeying with profiles, as an amatuer it's a recipe for disaster. Can't be avoided in Photoshop or color-managed applications. You can, like most, attempt to wrap your head around properly understanding a triplet of numbers and what they repres...
An example was François Derosne’s briquet phosphorique (1816), which used a sulfur-tipped match to scrape inside a tube coated internally with phosphorus. These first matches were extremely difficult to ignite, and they frequently erupted in a shower of sparks. In addition, the smell was ...
Within the Cryptographic classes, which make intensive use of random values, there is an RNGCryptoServiceProvider class that can be used to create random numbers within any range you need, without producing any inadvertent patterns that your users might detect while playing the game. To make this...
If you don't find a player you would like to see, the best way to get him on the list is to contribute to the project!These numbers are not official, and because each player's stats represent only a fraction of his total matches, they should not be viewed as authoritative or, ...
If you don't find a player you would like to see, the best way to get her on the list is to contribute to the project!These numbers are not official, and because each player's stats represent only a fraction of her total matches, they should not be viewed as authoritative or, ...
Like probabilities, the maximum agreement and minimum disagreement weights you define for each field allow you to specify the relative reliability of each field; however, the match weight has a more linear relationship with the numbers you specify. When you use agreement and disagreement weight range...
For our sample table, Excel automatically created only the row names. The column names have to be created manually because the column headers are numbers. To overcome this, you can simply preface the numbers with underscores, like_1990.
Please keep in mind that wildcards only work with text, not numbers. For instance, to find the position of the first item that starts with "south", the formula is: =XMATCH("south*", B2:B6, 2) Or you can type your wildcard expression in some cell, say F1, and supply the cell ...
At first sight, the usefulness of the MATCH function may seem questionable. Who cares about the position of a value in a range? What we do want to know is the value itself. Let me remind you that the relative position of the lookup value (i.e. row and column numbers) is exactly wh...