Sentence examples for first associating from inspiring English sources

We propose to use an association-based review procedure to identify design issues by first associating all the relevant design concerns, problems and solutions systematically; and then verifying if the causal relationships between these design elements are valid.

(2) The linear weighted method focuses on solving the multiobjective optimization problems by first associating each objective function with a weight and then taking the weighted sum as a new objective function.

Given its lipid nature, it is tempting to suggest that oxysterols access the binding pocket laterally after first associating with the lipid membrane, as recently described for S1P (sphingosine 1-phosphate) access to its cognate 7TM receptor 33.

Cats were likely domesticated around 11,000 years ago in the Near East, perhaps first associating with early human settlements because the presence of rodent pests provided prey opportunities, and becoming a companion animal thereafter [ 19, 20].

In modern breeding, introgression of genes controlling useful traits from wild into cultivated species is often facilitated by first associating molecular marker genotypes with trait phenotypes, a process known as gene mapping or quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping (Collard et al. 2005).

The temperature dependence of the association suggests that monomeric Aβ42 first associates through hydrophobic interactions to form soluble oligomers.

Two main sources of nonlinearity are established: the first associated with higher-order wave structure interactions, and the second associated with viscous dissipation.

Next year the Los Angeles Philharmonic, led by Gustavo Dudamel, will play their first associate residency.

"It was first associated with the leisure economy of the ski country.

Born: Newcastle, 1975 Career: Trained as a dancer and became the Royal Ballet's first associate choreographer in 2002.

Thanks to their praise being quoted on the cover, the two writers first associated with Summerscale (Sarah Waters and Ian Rankin), are both novelists.