0 past simple and past participle of mismatch --
1 to put together people or things that are unsuitable for each other: --
Color terminologies, means of handling objects, and ways in which liquids move are all potentially mismatched from language to language.
Note the smooth trajectory of the backbone in the absence of mismatched basepairs.
It is tempting to postulate that the positional mismatch for gratings of mismatched contrasts is somehow related to the perceived speed change.
There is nothing about garbling the text, mismatched words and music, violation of metre, or the need to learn the song by heart.
It was expected that these strategies would be employed less frequently in the matched condition than in the mismatched condition.
The evaluation function is the count of the number of mismatched edges.
Experimental measurement of emittance growth in mismatched space charge dominated beams.
Eight dyads received the matched condition first and seven dyads received the mismatched condition first.
