Sentence examples for associated for instance from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the Earth Magnetic Anomaly Map EMAG-2 (Maus et al. 2009) interpolates between sparse marine magnetic data using directional gridding and extrapolation based on the age map of the seafloor (Müller et al. 2008), but the result displays artificially elongated features due to the improper interpolation of anomalies unrelated to seafloor spreading (associated, for instance, to seamounts).

Rippling tasks: spawn a virtual machine, and keep it running for a medium-long period of time, with a fairly variant pattern of resource usage; this typology can be associated, for instance, to data management/reporting activities, or to some particular tasks ran in collaboration.  .

Rippling tasks: spawn a virtual machine, and keep it running for a medium-long period of time, with a fairly variant pattern of resource usage; this typology can be associated, for instance, to data management/reporting activities, or to some particular tasks ran in collaboration.

Other fungi, associated for instance with persistent weeds, may have become common.

Externalising symptoms (e.g., arguing, being mean or destructive, getting into fights, stealing, setting fires) are associated for instance with conduct disorder and delinquency [ 6].

A poorer outcome was associated for instance with externalizing as opposed to emotional symptoms and after exposure to parental mental illness.

To enhance the recovery of cell activity, a treatment based on P42 should be combined with other strategies to stimulate autophagic process or proteasome activity for instance [ 50, 51], but also in bitherapies, associating for instance the lithium that was also shown to be protective [ 30].

Thus perceiving "Jane" will enlarge the basin of attraction of "kiss" and other words the ANN has learned to associate with "Jane" and at the same time shrink the basin of attraction of concepts associated with, for instance, "cop".

The highest risk activities are associated with, for instance, penetration drilling, the trip in and out, and the hoisting and lifting operations.

It provides protection against a range of risks that disrupt income from the labour market and it shares some of the costs associated with, for instance, disability or raising children.

The tension can be associated with, for instance, sharing [scarce] resources with the displaced (Kamungi 2013) or overworking of teachers.