Sentence examples for extraordinary association from inspiring English sources

But a new survey shows that hundreds of the judges remain deeply dissatisfied with the commission plan and overwhelmingly favor the creation of an extraordinary association that, like a labor union, would negotiate for judges on "salaries and other terms and conditions of employment".

Ascidians, or sea squirts, are the largest and most diverse class of Tunicata, the chordate subphylum of marine filter-feeding organisms that for a long time is fascinating biologists for the extraordinary association of high morphoanatomical (adult) diversity and close evolutionary affinities to vertebrates.

This view is further supported by live cell photo-bleaching experiments with GFP-MSL2, which suggest an extraordinary stable association of MSL2 with the X chromosome (Straub et al. 2005).

Sherease Pratt, a lawyer in the Justice Department's Office of Immigration Litigation, argued that if Mr. Skokos was granted permanent residency because he was part of Ms. Dion's entourage, which she called "extraordinary ability by association," the entourages of many other celebrities would expect the same.

An extraordinary genome-environment association study using the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana (Fournier-Level et al. 2011) clearly showed local adaption, and more specifically high fitness alleles were generally distributed closer to the site of specific and distinct climatic spaces.

On Monday, Mr. Wiley and his firm hope to demonstrate their reach in one of the most sweeping changes to the nation's media regulations since he himself presided over the F.C.C. "The Wiley, Rein alumni association is extraordinary," said Blair Levin, a former top official at the F.C.C. who is now a senior analyst at the investment firm Legg Mason.

These episodes suggest an association between extraordinary perioperative fluctuations of the host immunity and viral clearance.

It extended the CLR method by integration of different correlation methods that are suitable for analyzing data sets ranging from moderate to large scale such as expression profiles with tens to hundreds of microarray hybridizations, and implemented all analysis algorithms using parallel computing techniques to infer gene-gene association at extraordinary speed.

For her life — which encompassed extraordinary privilege, spirited adventure, associations with the most prominent actors on the world stage and also a measure of heartache — stood squarely at the nexus between 19th-century old money and the 20th-century New Woman.

Since the founding fathers, this has developed into an association with an extraordinary cultural dividend.

Mr. Day called the Bible "an extraordinary item," because of its association with "a very famous early American family".