Sentences with phrase «see if it matches closely»

I love the «Jacobean» color because it is dark but has a perfect balance of red, black, brown, and yellow... so you will be able to play around with one or two coats to see if it matches closely enough or you will see that it needs some more black colorant, etc..

Not exact matches

And he says if you watch an arsenal match closely you will see they are the most disorganised top team in BPL

but yesterday if u followed the match closely u can see tat at 1 - 1 cazorla and ox were warming up... [for ramsey and ozil of course]... and suddenly it was 2 - 1 wenger sends out chambers and arteta to warm up [like last season v would have took two midfielders out and put those two for defensive cover]... it was debuchys injury tat changed it... and after they scored they had the momentum.......

If you want to see accurate colors in photos, videos, and all standard consumer content the display needs to closely match the Standard Color Gamut that was used to produce the content, which is called sRGB / Rec.709.

If the titles match Prime Lending Library fairly closely, can't see this being worth $ 10 a month.

Naturally, being a guy that likes his history, I wanted to see if the game play closely matches the events

He did say, as an aside, that «you could argue that if the data were extended out to the present, the line might more closely resemble scenario C [a flat line]» but then continued with his story that observations were matching the ever - rising - temperatures of Hansen's scenario B (see Figure 2 below).»

Since you have cores and photos and good log notes can you take the cores you have from your field study, compare the cores from a tree to see if they «match closely» and actually pick out the damaged ones with any kind of skill?

«You can have all the experience in the world — but if your resume doesn't stand out, if you don't present that information in a well - organized manner, or if it doesn't tell your story, nobody will take the time to look at your resume closely enough to see all that experience,» says Amanda Augustine, a career expert at TheLadders, an online job - matching service for professionals.

A client recently emailed: «I have a situation that I was wondering if you could give some advice on: I sometimes see a job listing for a position that my work experience matches very closely but for which a college... Continue reading →

«I have a situation that I was wondering if you could give some advice on: I sometimes see a job listing for a position that my work experience matches very closely but for which a college degree is required.

Amanda Augustine from a job matching online service (TheLadders) said, «You can have all the experience in the world — if your resume doesn't stand out, if you don't present that information in a well - organized manner, or if it doesn't tell your story, nobody will take the time to look at your resume closely enough to see all that experience,»

Recruiters examine the work history section closely for experience that matches what they're looking for, so if you see phrases in the job description that dovetail with your own past work, consider putting those exact phrases into your own work history section.Be exceedingly specific, using metrics when you can, such as the number of papers graded in the example above.

Hiring managers look closely at certain resumes to see if a candidate is a good match for their open position.