Sentence examples for flow of association from inspiring English sources

The dreamy flow of association and freight of sensuous detail make the memoirs feel like novels.

Preserving the flow of association can be extended to explore reasons for the given sentiments.

The crucial point is that conditioning on a non-collider blocks the flow of association along a path, whereas conditioning on a collider or one of its descendants may induce an association.

The genre's mad scientists focus inward to go out, riding a flow of associations to create the sound of synapses crackling.

The idea is to consider each protein having a known function annotation as a 'reservoir' of that function, and to simulate flow of functional association through the network to make predictions.

Reclining in his dimly lighted suite, he was weary but in good spirits; the mechanical key hidden in his back was winding down, and the flow of free associations and zany voices that relentlessly emanates from him was slowing to a trickle.

Our model opens this possibility because of the explicit use of the Poiseuille relations that allow the calculation of the resistance to flow of complex associations of those channels, in series and/or parallel.

This and the observation of mixotrophy in green orchids calls for more focus on mycorrhizal associations of terrestrial herbaceous plants in the tropics, to know more on the taxonomic position of their fungi and functional diversity (especially in terms of C flow) of their mycorrhizal association.

In his writing, immunity and community are far from polarised with complex interpenetrations in which some forms of immunity can lead to productive forms of association, flow and 'immunological tolerance'.

Kim et al. (2007) reported that the degree of association between flow bursts and low-latitude Pi2s increases when the spacecraft was close to the central plasma sheet.

The paintings make no sense except while we play along, responding to passages in what the art historian Meyer Schapiro called "a random flow of private and incommunicable associations".