Sentence examples for distant associations from inspiring English sources

These distant associations have been observed in other studies2,12.

Then things started to happen — a slowly unfolding series of events routing him through Europe, distant associations with hip-hop and house music, a false start on a once-great jazz label and his current rehabilitation on another one.

This finding suggests that the production of emotional words requires more capacity and/or more distant associations from the neural systems needed for the production of neutral or happy word.

In other pieces, Reaboi defended the fringe theory that Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin risked U.S. national security because of distant associations with Islamists, attacked Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). and others defending Abedin, and warned of leftist support for Shariah law.

Many of the distant associations exhibiting high significance values were present in both datasets; however, several distant associations with marginally significant LODs were lost (data not shown).

Contrarily, using the same number of factors (or less) in the BurCol dataset, we found that many of the distant associations were lost.

Unusual, divergent ideas and access to distant, remote associations are hallmarks of creative thinking.

Two additional samples, SG_MG_Nlas_8 from N. lasiurus in São Gotardo, Minas Gerais State (Central Plateau), and CX_RS_Hsp_22 from a human case in Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul (southern region), appeared to have some distant association with ARAV, JUQV, and Oran hantavirus, which are associated with O. longicaudatus from subtropical Oran Department in Argentina.

It would be a very loose, distant association".

It's like a ripple effect where people become dope by the most distant association to Aaliyah as part of her fandom.

Three of the isolates (PNI676, PNI0108 and PNC12026) subjected to phylogenomic analysis showed a distant association with all the other isolates.