Sentence examples for associate with a particular from inspiring English sources

There are many generic camera shots beloved of film directors, which audiences have learned to associate with a particular genre.

"It's all about the symbolic meaning that you associate with a particular item of clothing," Hajo Adam, Assistant Professor of Management at Rice University told The Atlantic.

That said, it's not a meal I associate with a particular date or event, it's just something I eat when I want to celebrate life – you shouldn't need an occasion for that.

At the age of five or six a child is able to transpose the duration it has learned to associate with a particular action (pressing a rubber ball) to another (pulling on a lever).

The idea of a painter's "palette" – meaning the chromatic range that you associate with a particular artist – has always struck me as one of those slightly hazardous bits of aesthetic vocabulary.

Professor Foster, too, now sees the evidence of the initials W. S. -- and title page attributions generally -- in a new, dimmer light compared to internal evidence, including, he said, "language and prosody and spelling and borrowings and so forth that we associate with a particular writer".

Genome wide association study shows the genetic variations associated with a particular disease.

This association is necessary to test whether the clustering in time is also associated with a particular earthquake sequence.

Each application version is associated with a particular platform.

Each segment was associated with a particular occupancy profile.

The aforementioned performance level is associated with a particular application.