mismatch

It should be noted that a mismatch in the understanding of ethics is just as bad as salary mismatch.

In fact, most people would decry the mismatch of research to marketing if it were a traditionally prescribed drug.

Government IT has a huge impedance mismatch in the interface from the government agency to the contractors.

It is doable, but there is a big impedance mismatch between this approach to software development and agile methods.

So, there is always going to be some mismatch between positions employers want to fill vs.

There is a big disinclination toward Romanians in western Europe, probably because the mismatch with gypsies.

Many ads mismatch these visual cues to attract a person's attention (sometimes successfully, sometimes not).

It could instantly squelch the packet right then and there if there was a mismatch.

That's its a predictable, recurring expense doesn't mean that its not a recurring pattern of timeshifting a mismatch between income and expense, rather than dealing with irregular income patterns.

React creates an impedance mismatch between how it is supposed to work(unidirectional data-flow + immutable collections) and how javascript actually works(everything's mutable).

There's an impedance mismatch between shell scripts and an environmental dependency on the JVM.

The ideals of Professionalism and Profession are a mismatch for the Startup world.

The mismatch is that his article's content (which is ok) underdelivers on the title which it oversold as "a solution to Uber's problems".

The article claims that the alarms were caused by a "checklist error", when in reality, it was an analog interface mismatch caused by incomplete specification which two different teams interpreted sufficiently differently to cause a hard-to-debug hardware problem.

(Frustratingly I couldn't find a reference for if they are talking about latency or throughput when they say "slower"; it makes a big difference for which applications will be hurt by the performance mismatch).

Not all criteria that someone might test for are "fucked up." If I'm looking for, say, somebody to do a math-heavy machine learning job, and your pet open-source project is a jQuery plugin that makes web page backgrounds sparkly, the mismatch between those two is not the fault of my criteria.