Sentence examples for conventionally associated from inspiring English sources

NBC also reported that more advertising dollars had been attracted by one growing audience segment, one not conventionally associated with football: women.

A cavernous former nightclub buried under a Holborn office block, Bounce looks stunning – dark and sexy, two words not conventionally associated with table tennis.

Whether you think this is a principled exercise in constitutional restoration or a brazen display of judicial imperialism will depend on your views of the meaning of the mid-20th-century constitutional revolution that is conventionally associated with the New Deal.

Gazdar (1979), among others, assumes that alternatives are conventionally associated with certain lexical items.

But there are other grammatical moods that are conventionally associated with different types of speech-act.

The authors of the Zhuangzi took particular delight in parodying Confucius and the teachings conventionally associated with him.

On the one hand, we conventionally associate innovation more closely to R&D (S&T) than to education.

Integration has conventionally been associated in scholarship (as in policy) with settlement, relevant to those newcomers intending and entitled to remain in the long term (Heckmann, 2006, p. 13).

Interestingly, while we report increased abundance of bacteriorhodopsin, halorhodopsin and genes involved in arginine metabolism/fermentation in stationary phase, these are not seen as differentially abundant in Lange et al. These processes have conventionally been associated with stationary phase-like physiology [ 13, 28].

The results illustrate the potential of the bilayer scaffolds to overcome major limitations of conventionally electrospun scaffolds associated with intrinsically small pores, low porosity and, consequently, poor cell infiltration.

Even if we have difficulty assessing what architectural objects or products are, we can point to thousands of architects over several millennia around the world engaged in one or another sets of activities that conventionally have been associated with architectural practice, and generate a long disjunctive claim about what architects do.