mismatch造句怎么写

Since there is a mismatch in the users specified, the execution of the application is not possible.

This is partly why the issue of "impedance mismatch" appears so important to a lot of OO people.

None of this sounds unmanageable so far, but that will change when you realize that sometimes a mismatch in methods is unintentional.

This problem is so persistent (no pun intended) that it even has its own catchphrase: the object-relational impedance mismatch (see Resources).

It would be foolish for a manager to make a three-year loan when his own investors could cut and run within a year; the mismatch of assets and liabilities could be ruinous.

It saved them interest costs in the short term but it also created a nasty mismatch: their wages and revenues were in one currency and their liabilities were in another.

"This creates a source of instability: the classic 'original sin' of currency and maturity mismatch," says Ms Park. "it will help us release tension if we fund from our own sources."

If a mismatch occurs, the package will not execute.

If there’s a mismatch, either one must be adjusted for them to be in sync.

Bilingual babies showed a different pattern. At 6-9 months, bilinguals did not show the mismatch response, but at 10-12 months they showed the mismatch for both sounds.

This mismatch between problem and solution has been remarked on by me and others for a while now.

It is a mismatch between the old guard - US, Europe, Japan - and the new powers that require stronger currencies to reflect their dynamism and growing wealth.

I can understand this limitation: it's not usually easy to superimpose a regular lattice of information upon an XML document; such is the mismatch between extensible hierarchies and rigid tables.

Their marriage was a mismatch they had little in common.

Such mismatch conditions are usually the result of mergers and acquisitions.

Kearns had to all but beg Tex to set up a fight between his man and the giant Willard, a battle that seems a mismatch on size alone.

To avoid this type of mismatch, we found it best to keep additional, non-visual information inside the grid model itself, such as the options and values for that row.

For example, there may be a mismatch between the transport protocols employed by a service consumer and a service provider.

The skills mismatch is not entirely the fault of the education system, though faults there abound.

The bank for international Settlements (BIS), a club of central Banks, has used its data on international banking to develop a measure of maturity mismatch.