Your model's skin tone will be matched up to your headshot.
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But Clinton's voting record hasn't always matched up to her assurances.
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Contributions are being matched up to $250,000 by several private donors.
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If you donate, your contribution will be matched up to $250,20183.
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Hospitals and transplant centers have matched up to 35 pairs in such chains.
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They'll argue that Trump's real record hasn't matched up to his populist rhetoric.
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If Lord Worm had stayed, would the songwriting have matched up to their landmark album?
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Donations made to each of their designated nonprofit organizations are also being matched up to $210,22016.
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Donations made to each of their designated nonprofit organizations are also being matched up to $50,000.
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Donations made to each of their designated nonprofit organizations are also being matched up to $211,853.
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The Willners updated their cause and wrote that private donors have matched up to $360,000 of donations.
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The two data sets were then matched up to create the "world's first data-distilled rum recipe".
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Roth IRA: $406, matched up to 8% by my employer (already subtracted from my paycheck)Health Insurance: $75.
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However, they are $200, and reviewers have been disappointed that the quality hasn't matched up to this high price.
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Based on your results, you are assigned to a professionally designed portfolio matched up to your goals and needs.
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We mapped the election results statewide — and then checked to see how they matched up to the 2016 presidential election.
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Donations made to each Top 10 CNN Hero's designated nonprofit organization will be matched up to $50,000, starting at 8 p.m.
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The federal government created the audits as a way to make sure insurers' records of patients' diagnoses matched up to their medical records.
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Encourage family and friends to do the same because donations will be matched up to $20,000 per donor, until the $7 million runs out.
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In his process, Mr. Libeskind used complex technology to make sure the geometric shape, formed with glass and crystals, matched up to his sketches.
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It is also not uncommon for professionals to take advantage of their employer's 2401(k) plans, often with contributions matched up to a set level.
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David (Robert Bathurst) realises that life hasn't quite matched up to his expectations: climbing the ladder at work proves no match for harmony at home.
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Our idea was to try to understand why companies were making the decisions they did and to see whether those decisions matched up to the data.
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Matched up to actual clinical data, the model was able to guess correctly whether a substance was potentially dangerous to the heart a vast majority of the time.
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"All his deeds matched up to that and to date, (that's been) a bit of a problem in this global world, but he's sticking to that," he said.
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Switzerland is another country that has sought to establish itself as the place to be for cryptocurrency start-ups but its regulation hasn't always matched up to its aspiration.
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That was the case when Ford announced a $1.2 billion investment in Michigan -- a move that matched up to an agreement the company made with the auto workers union.
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Before we start though, a little science lesson to make explaining this stuff easier: Lots of animals have two entire sets of chromosomes, with each chromosome matched up to another.
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Also in response to the ban, Four Tet made a themed playlist, Ash Koosha published a statement, and Grimes and Sia matched up to $100,000 in donations to the ACLU.
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All of the top 2100 CNN Heroes for 2000 will receive a $2100,000 cash award, and donations made to each of their nonprofit organizations are also being matched up to $50,000.
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"Once we have a withdrawal schedule, we rearrange the portfolio so that a series of bonds mature in amounts that are matched up to the withdrawals they will need," she said.
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Morrisons and Tesco gave better-than-feared numbers, but Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer have not matched up to market expectations, which led to a share slump in both stocks this week.
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While Morrisons and Tesco gave better-than-feared numbers, Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer have not matched up to market expectations, which led to a share slump in both stocks this week.
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This is similar to Facebook's previous efforts with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which matched up to $2 million in donations made through Facebook's charitable giving tools on Giving Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, their mother, Maggie (Debra Winger), is still technically Beau's wife but no longer living with him, and must grapple with how little her marriage matched up to her expectations of it.
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And it even seemed to outperform similar animal research: Drug trials on heart cells taken from rabbits only matched up to the clinical data up to 23 percent of the time, the researchers found.
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Overall, Lemonade is a huge progression forward in storytelling from Beyoncé's 2013 album, because she's created an actual story using visual elements this time, rather than a series of vignettes matched up to songs.
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Airbnb says it has matched up to $1 million in donations to the UN Refugee Agency and that its disaster response program has made over 3,000 nights of free housing available to aid workers.
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Patterns of variations can also be matched up to patterns taken from other living people whose families are historically thought to have lived in a specific part of the world, which companies use to predict your ancestry.
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The AI was then taught how to generate stick figure skeletons representing the poses and movements of the people in the photos, and then how those skeletons corresponded and matched up to the measurements of scattered radio signals.
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The emails allegedly just discovered could very well be duplicative of those previously obtained by the FBI and could easily be matched up to those already in the FBI's possession using available technology in a matter of hours.
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When we finally figured out the measurement of what I had seen, it matched up to what the owner of the property had said, that it was a creature between seven and seven-and-a-half feet tall.
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As the Fox show heads into the home stretch of its second season, now's the perfect time to look back on every Masked Singer reveal so far, and see how the clues matched up to the stars who took off their masks.
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But this old grandmother, over decades of tireless seeking, had perhaps formed a bond with her granddaughter so intense that even a reappeared Clara Anahí, the end of her life's work, might not have matched up to the image she carried in her heart.
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He added that the heavy metal undertone matched up to the "extremities and mood swings of its lead character". Nadadhur also praised the use of semi-classical and jazzy touches in the soundtrack.
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To support the Hurricane Katrina disaster relief, Flowserve donated $50,000 and matched up to $50,000 in employee donations to the Red Cross.Major companies -- including Home Depot and Ford -- pledge millions to hurricane relief efforts.
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On December 27, Rypien and Boise State matched up to play against Baylor in the Cactus Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona. Baylor won the game and the Boise State Broncos finished their season with a record of 10–3.
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A very old rank of trumpet pipes was found to replace the lost set. The swell was matched up to complement the great and based on its 18th-century content. The pedal was likewise treated. The Cromorne was introduced by John Budgen of Bishops and is an excellent and versatile addition to the swell organ.
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Each trade elects a Deacon – an office dating back to an Act of Parliament in 1424. Their role was originally one of quality control. To ensure the products of their respective trade matched up to the standards expected of the craft. The role of Deacon later became combined with the role of that of Kirkmaster (treasurer).
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation matched up to $1 million of donations raised on Facebook. The NBC Telethon for Red Nose Day included special episodes for American Ninja Warrior, Celebrity Ninja Warrior: Red Nose Day; Running Wild with Bear Grylls with Julia Roberts; featuring celebrities and corporate sponsors for their activities, as well as standard telethon show hosted by Chris Hardwick.
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In August 2015, an unnamed serial rapist was arrested for the deaths of the victims. His fingerprints matched up to the evidence found in the apartment. There is still an ongoing investigation for the other two suspects caught on the surveillance video. The police department in charge of the investigation do have fifteen statements as well as evidence and photographs.
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Pre-molded joints are injection molded bodies created in two or more stages. Due to automation, the faraday cage will have a precise geometry and placement not achievable in taped joints. Pre-molded joints come in many different body sizes that much be matched up to the cable semicon's outside diameter. A tight joint interface is required to ensure waterproofing.
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On October 27, 2004, Iris Wolstein donated $6.25 million ($ in dollars) to the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in Bert Wolstein's name. The gift included $5 million ($ in dollars) for building renovations, the purchase of new technology, and scholarships for needy students. The remainder of the pledge matched, up to $1.25 million ($ in dollars), money raised for a new law school endowment. The endowment was named for the Wolsteins.
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Rypien and the Broncos went on to finish the season with a 10–3 regular season record, and winning the Mountain West Championship game against Fresno State. At the conclusion of the season he earned second-team all-conference honors. On December 16, Rypien and Boise State matched up to play against the University of Oregon in the Las Vegas Bowl in Las Vegas, Nevada. Boise State won the game and finished their season with a record of 11–3.
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Allgame pointed out in a positive light that the character battles are "unlike most role-playing games from this company". Retrospectively, Edge commented that although it is "considered by some to be a multimillion-yen, convoluted science-fiction vanity project, Xenogears nevertheless remains one of the most keenly eulogized PlayStation RPGs." The magazine also noted that it was Takahashi's "most challenging and pure work" and that the Xenosaga series never quite matched up to Xenogears. The game's story and characters were well received.
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The inlet system is similar to the AMS by using the same aerodynamic focusing lens, but it has smaller orifices because of its analysis of single particles. In the sizing region particle passes through the first continuous solid state laser that generates an initial pulse of scattered light. Then the particle passes through the second laser that is orthogonal to the first and produces a pulse of scattered light. The light is detected by a photomultiplier (PMT) that is matched up to each laser.
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CHARA’s six telescopes each have a one-meter diameter mirror to reflect light. They are spread across Mount Wilson to increase the angular resolution of the array. Each of the six telescopes provides a different image, to combine it into one image the light from each telescope is transported through vacuum tubes and fed into a single beam, where they are matched up to within one micron. This process is called interferometry, and allows the array to have the same resolving power as a telescope with a 330-meter mirror, and an angular resolution of 200 micro-arcseconds.
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"When October Goes" is a ballad based on a lyric Johnny Mercer had written but did not complete. It was matched up to a melody by Barry Manilow and published in 1984, becoming one of the top Adult Contemporary hits of that year in the United States. In his last year, as he was dying from brain cancer, Mercer became extremely fond of Manilow, in part because Manilow's first hit record was of a song titled "Mandy", which was also the name of Mercer's daughter. After Mercer's death, his widow, Ginger Mehan Mercer, arranged to give some unfinished lyrics he had written to Manilow to possibly develop into complete songs.
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The 18-episode reality-dating series began airing on April 18, 2008 when fans saw what happened as spicy girls and sweet guys were matched up to go on dates. Throughout the short-form series, cast members took on some of the most unpredictable dating experiences of their lives, all captured on film and watched by millions. Viewers saw their chosen sweet guys go on spicy dates such as a trip to the tattoo and piercing parlor, while their chosen spicy girls explored their sweeter side on dates such as volunteering at a senior citizens center. At the ending of the dates, there was an elimination process, leaving only one date for each.
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Portrait of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza Iași has a long tradition in higher education, the first institute that functioned on the territory of Romania was Academia Vasiliană founded in 1640 by the Moldavian Prince Vasile Lupu, followed, in 1707, by Princely Academy of Iași. The Princely Academy (renamed, in 1812, The Academy of Filology and Science) matched up to the standards of the other European Academies of the time and the Romanian language gained importance over the Greek language. The foundation, in 1835, of the Academia Mihăileană is considered a landmark in the history of Romanian higher education. The Academia Mihăileană was created under the auspices of Prince Mihail Sturdza (hence its name), striving for progress and for "meeting the standards of the enlightened Europe".
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Just 10-minutes later and Wednesday were deservedly back on level terms as Jérémy Hélan's cross instead found the head Alex Baptiste whose diving header bounced on the ground and went into the net, therefore scoring an own goal. The game was fairly evenly matched up to half-time and the second-half started similarly as the first did with the Owls on top. Jérémy Hélan created the first goal and very nearly scored the second as he took on his man in the box and his shot was well saved by the opposing goalkeeper. Halfway through the second-half with Sheffield Wednesday still on top, they managed to win a free-kick just outside and to the right-hand corner of the box.
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For these contributions in the form of first Marathi newspaper and first Marathi monthly, he is acknowledged as The Father of Marathi Journalism. His birthday and coincidentally the day of publication of the first issue of Darpan is 6 January and it is celebrated as the Journalist Day in Maharashtra in his memory. While he died in 1846 further recognition was forthcoming in 1901 when Justice Narayan Ganesh Chandavarkar while delivering eulogy for the just died Justice M G Ranade ( in whose place he had been appointed as justice at Bombay High Court) noted that in terms of intellectual stature Balshastri Jambhekar was perhaps the only one who could have matched up to the intellectual level of Justice Ranade who he said was one of the foremost of Indian university graduates.
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The "visitors" (inspectors) for the three "princely schools" ("Fürstenschulen") at the universities of Leipzig and Wittenberg, the teachers at the three princely school as well as the members of the "Oberkonsistoria" (loosely, "governing bodies") were all persuaded that it would be a good thing to replace the "Dialektiks" of the Melanchthonian scholar Lucas Lossius, and the "Rhetorik" of Melanchthon himself, with new textbooks for the prestigious "princely schools" covering both disciplines, just as had already been done in respect of "grammar" and the old Aelius Donatus "Ars grammatica". There was a widespread sense that the old texts no longer matched up to young peoples' learning needs. But as the new century progressed Martini found himself increasingly drawn back to Theology. In 1613 he took on the professorship for Ethics, and in 1615, with the permission of the elector, he was able to start working towards a Theology Licentiate, receiving his doctorate in 1623.
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The hilltop of Gills Lap, crowned by pine trees and visible from miles around, became Galleon's Lap. The North Pole and Gloomy Place are in Wren’s Warren Valley, a short walk north-east of Gill's Lap, as is The Dark and Mysterious Forest. Furthermore, the landscapes depicted in Shepard’s illustrations for the Winnie-the-Pooh stories, which are very evocative of Ashdown Forest, can in many cases be matched up to actual views, allowing for a degree of artistic licence. Shepard's sketches of pine trees and other forest scenes are now exhibited at the V&A; Museum in London. A free leaflet, “Pooh Walks from Gill's Lap”, which is available from the Ashdown Forest Centre and downloadable from its website, describes a walk that takes in many locations familiar from the Pooh stories including Galleon's Lap, The Enchanted Place, the Heffalump Trap and Lone Pine, North Pole, 100 Aker Wood and Eeyore’s Sad and Gloomy Place.
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The body was further lengthened, however, with standard-bodied cars now coming in at , while the width had increased to . The 6-cylinder 2,229 cc unit was the one that had first been seen a year earlier as part of the 1936 upgrade on the W 21 model, but now it was matched up to a more conventional four-speed manual transmission. The top ratio on the 2,229 cc version of the earlier model had been in effect an overdrive. Claimed top speed was 116 km/h (72 mph). At launch the base chassis version of the car came with a recommended retail price of 4,200 Marks. Customers wishing to buy a W 143 with one of the Mercedes standard bodies could choose between a two- or four-door “Limousine” (saloon/sedan) retailing respectively at 4,990 Marks or 5,270 Marks, or one of several cabriolet or roadster models, mostly with only two seats and costing more.
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Following their Give Me Ed... 'Til I'm Dead Tour in the summer of 2003, Iron Maiden released Dance of Death, their thirteenth studio album, which was met by worldwide critical and commercial success. Produced by Kevin Shirley, now the band's regular producer, many critics also felt that this release matched up to their earlier efforts, such as Killers, Piece of Mind and The Number of the Beast. As usual, historical, and literary references were present, with "Montségur" in particular being about the Cathar stronghold conquered in 1244, and "Paschendale" relating to the significant battle which took place during the First World War. During the following tour, the band's performance at Westfalenhalle, in Dortmund, Germany, was recorded and released in August 2005 as a live album and DVD, entitled Death on the Road. In 2005, the band announced the Eddie Rips Up the World Tour, which, tying in with their 2004 DVD entitled The History of Iron Maiden – Part 1: The Early Days, only featured material from their first four albums.
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