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Discover LudwigThe phrase "associates to a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express a relationship or connection between two entities.
Example: "The study associates to a significant increase in productivity." (This should be "associates with" instead.)
Alternatives: "relates to" or "is linked to".
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And I hope that with the many dangers to elephants in this modern human-dominated landscape, our research might add one small glimmer of hope, even if it's just through introducing Greg and his associates to a larger audience.
"These guys don't want to admit they got snookered," said Stanton Glantz, a professor of medicine at the University of California at San Francisco, who sent two research associates to a City Council hearing in Manhattan last Thursday to testify that the proposed task force would be a "Trojan horse" created by the tobacco industry.
Still, the details that they laid out over the past week suggested that the exit of Mr. Giuliani would lead, as the mayor himself has predicted unhappily to his associates, to a return to policies that were in place before Mr. Giuliani became the city's first Republican mayor in nearly 20 years.
Thus it associates to a unique symmetric operator mean, denoted by (diamondsuit_{r}).
A surface mass change of 74 ng cm−2 has been determined by EQCM, corresponds to the adsorption, which associates to a variation of surface concentration of 2.8×1014 molecules cm−2.
This approach seems to offer several useful advantages: It associates to a boundary value problem several potential functions which can often be used with relative ease compared to other methods such as the use of Euler Lagrange functions.
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But she delivers: the jokes work, the story free-associates to a (just about) logical conclusion, and Monkey remains amusingly insolent throughout.
Associated to a spectral vanishing viscosity [E.
One can associate to a modular an x-norm.
But one can associate to a modular an -norm.
One can associate to a modular an F-norm.
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