Sentence examples similar to cutting-edge association from inspiring English sources

The portals simultaneously are low-tech and cutting-edge, evoking associations that included children on a beach digging a hole to China and Harry Potter's Floo Network, a mode of communication that connects wizarding household fireplaces in the novels by J.K. Rowling.

At 19, he was invited by Pierre Boulez to play with the cutting-edge Ensemble Intercontemporain, an association that continued for 18 years.

Mr. Vidich said Warner Music was already benefiting from a cutting-edge image from its pending association with AOL.

A sponsorship deal with Channel 4 film broadcasts and outdoor screenings gave the beer brand an unprecedented association with upmarket and cutting-edge cinema.

In 1976, Mr. Aimard, then just 19, began an 18-year association with Mr. Boulez's cutting-edge Ensemble Intercontemporain.

Were neural-network models really cutting-edge science or just the old theory of the association of ideas?

The cutting-edge art is interspersed with decorative items carrying powerful family associations.

On its website, Definers says it "helps corporations, trade associations, political campaigns and issue-based clients run smarter campaigns using cutting-edge research and communications strategies and tactics".

Its operations are cutting-edge.

Cutting-edge food, of course.

Cutting-edge music required cutting-edge visuals.