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pairing

[pair-ing] / ˈpɛər ɪŋ /




NOUN
coupling
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By pairing production data with mineral chemistry data, the team was able to estimate how much of each critical mineral is already being mined and processed, but not recovered.

From Science Daily

An estimated 3.1m people in England feeling chronic loneliness, according to government figures, with other organisations pairing older homeowners with young renters.

From BBC

We humans might think of ourselves as romantically unique, but research comparing pairing behaviour across species suggests otherwise.

From BBC

Meanwhile, electrons inside the bulk of the material do not join this pairing and continue to behave like ordinary electrons.

From Science Daily

This simple pairing does a lot of quiet work.

From Salon