0 present participle of mismatch --
1 to put together people or things that are unsuitable for each other: --
That will ensure that many more round pegs go into round holes, rather than the mismatching that we have had in the past.
Whether that is due to mismatching or mismanagement, there is no doubt that the shortage of specialists is contributing to longer waiting lists.
Duplication and mismatching and the need for complicated and expensive data matching could be removed by a proper on-line database.
The idea of rural-urban mismatching had more serious implications in dramatic films of the period which appear to be proposing a form of 'realignment' of the population.
The mismatching risk within unit-linked products originates from the possibility that the investment portfolio differs from the set of assets whose performance determines the unit value.
Later mismatching information may lead to the exclusion of word candidates (and according to some models later matching information may activate possible candidates at a delay).
This study compared word-by-word reading times in sentences that contained a relative clause, but with either a matching or mismatching classifier-noun sequence at the start of the relative clause.
The x-axis marks the time course of presentation of cross-spliced stimuli, with zero being the final segment, containing potentially mismatching information about two consonants.
