Sentence examples for association features from inspiring English sources
A new mailing from 1199 and the hospital association features several politicians, including Democratic Representatives Charles B. Rangel and Kirsten Gillibrand, expressing concern about cuts to hospitals.
The association features F n, i ∈ℝ D F provide evidence for an individual region i, and the interaction feature G n, ij ∈ℝ D G provides evidence for the dependency between a region pair (i, j).
That same day, the manufacturers' association featured the study in an advertisement in The Washington Post, again without mentioning its own role.
The spatial association feature is that the low-density areas of ethnic minorities are adjacent and the areas with high density are adjacent, implying strong homogeneity of the spatial distribution of minority populations.
ProPublica found the background screeners association featured the 88percentt number in its lobbying materials nine months before the human resources society's survey that included the background-check question was conducted.
The logo the child refuses to don is that of Calgary's Northwest Warriors hockey association, featuring a First Nations "warrior" with feathers and war paint on very similar to the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks.
Before 1919 various other symbols were used, with the four-pointed star of the IFK associations featuring on the jerseys until 1910.
Although supra-root associations are usually intra-specific, inter-specific associations feature at a higher level of developmental organization, they need not necessarily involve roots, but do seem to involve a loose type of swarming.
The upper part shows pattern with associated features and the lower part lists those without feature association.
Their topographic position and association with features characteristic of scabland, such as stripped, corrugated bedrock surfaces, indicate the boulders were deposited by subglacial floodwaters.
But in the Albaicin, Pena de la Plateria, Plazeta de Toqueros, 7, (958) 22.77.12, is a private club; no, it's more like a fraternal association that features authentic flamenco.
