Sentence examples for attempt to associate the from inspiring English sources

For instance, it would see with the stereo cameras that a hatch was 4 feet away and 2 feet wide — and at the same time, the single-camera stream would attempt to associate the image it saw with that information — a certain shape, growing larger at a certain rate, that sort of thing.

The EMILY's List hit on Christie came off as an attempt to associate the governor, despite his absence, with the crowd of roughly 2,000 social conservatives gathered here in Washington.

In a scathing review, the London Times said that Millais's "attempt to associate the Holy Family with the meanest details of a carpenter's shop, with no conceivable omission of misery, of dirt, of even disease, all finished with loathsome minuteness, is disgusting".

Now we attempt to associate the appropriate pair.

Here, we describe the channel genes KCNJ2, KCNJ12, KCNJ14, SCN4A, and CACNA1S in Felis catus in an attempt to associate the single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) found in these genes with feline ventroflexion and muscle paralysis.

We focused our analyses on evaluation of genetic and epigenetic profiles in an attempt to associate the heterogeneity with the presence of putative CSCs within breast cancer cell lines.

Other publications took this idea further, including Breitbart attempting to associate The Legacy Stone with a series of threatening tweets by simply embedding them together in the same article.

Others have attempted to associate the flag with the Crusades or even a raven banner, which was said to have been used by various Viking leaders in the British Isles.

Third, the bees themselves place pollen and honey into long-term storage, effectively meaning a delay may occur from days to months before contaminated provisions are fed to the colony, negating any attempts to associate the appearance of symptoms with the actual time at which exposure to pesticides occurred.

We have also attempted to associate the above mentioned features with GC content and gene essentiality.

As early as 1972, Carl Woese attempted to associate the downstream process of translation with the tape-reading metaphor of the Turing Machine, linking it with the creation of complexity during evolution (Woese, 1972).