Sentence examples for able to associate a from inspiring English sources

Had he ever been able to associate a real person with the items he sold on the street?

He is committed to small family operations that have been in business for generations; for him there is a pleasure in being able to associate a wine with a face and place and family.

Being able to associate a given chemical compound name to a chemical structure was the central annotation criteria followed for the construction of the CHEMDNER corpus.

For this purpose, the proposed system relies on an automatic semantic annotation mechanism that, by using knowledge bases and linguistic tools, is able to associate a meaning to the information to be published.

By excision property this degree does not depend on R. To be able to associate a degree with a pair of subsolution and supersolution, we have to reinforce the definition.

Because so many online users simply reuse their same passwords on multiple sites, a hacker who is able to associate a given username or email with a password could crack users' current accounts on other sites.

In under an hour, we were able to associate an individual or a business with 60 of the 100 numbers.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04580.026 Flies are able to associate an odor with the intoxicating properties of ethanol.

These results indicated that specific binding actually occurred between anti-CD3 synthetic particles and Jurkat cells, but that only a fraction of cells was able to associate with a particle and that only a limited number of binding events occurred per cell.

The four-helix bundle forms a homodimer and is therefore able to associate with a second HDAC1 MTA1 complex (Fig.  3).

Collectively, these studies provide novel insights into how Sox2 is able to associate with a wide array of nuclear proteins that control gene transcription.