Examples of using Mismatch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There is a mismatch with many of the declared characteristics- therefore the likelihood that the“cat in the bag” will grow, at least in the first year of cultivation;
Even in case of small mismatch with tone of your skin he will behave is unpredictable.
So you have got this massive mismatch; everyone knows that if they share they're going to get HIV,
An impedance mismatch creates a reflected wave,
that something is“off,” you may be picking up on a mismatch between verbal and nonverbal cues.
The acoustic impedance mismatch between water and the bottom is generally much less than at the surface
Some bids will be rejected right away due to inflated pricing or an obvious qualification mismatch, but you will generally end up with a collection of contenders.
your message when no mismatch is found could be“Document has no spot colors.”.
The apparant cause was the max MTU mismatch between the 9000 set on all LAN devices and the Actiontec router.
So there is the mismatch, because you want me to be your straight girlfriend to your straight guy.
returning shipping in the event of a defective product or a product mismatch will not be at the customer's expense.
The mismatch between the labor market and the education system is one of the main barriers to better integration of women into the labor market.
It is this medicine that helps to cope with such a mismatch in the body.
you may be picking up a mismatch between verbal and nonverbal cues.
The user shall have no claim against the owner in case of a mismatch of the purchased cage,
you may be picking up on a mismatch between verbal and nonverbal cues.
Some critics claim that the harmonious appearance of the church was damaged due to the mismatch between the pair of towers.
Note that, as more as the mismatch between the weapon and the guard, will become extreme- the failure will grow.
The theory emphasizes that a mismatch- early malnutrition followed by plenty of food- would be a recipe for disease.
That mismatch, Jarboe says,