Sentence examples for immediate associations from inspiring English sources

In her native Ireland, her surname evokes immediate associations to that country's eminent acting clan.

Today, our two immediate associations to syphilis are genital sores and a very slowly developing disease, leading to the death of many untreated victims only after many years.

Zen Buddhism and lazers are probably not two immediate associations you'd make in your mind.

We observed immediate associations between PNC and IL-6 and cumulative effects between PM10 and fibrinogen.

In this stage, the 54,507 instances of the nursing concept identified in Stage 1 were analysed for immediate associations with all other concepts in the dataset.

Initial exploratory analyses (results not shown) suggested that the elderly > 65 years of age had more immediate associations with PM2.5 constituents for hospital admissions and children < 19 years of age had more delayed associations.

While most models won't be recognised by most consumers, these famous faces provide immediate association.

"The Iranians of my immediate association turned out to be far from paragons of virtue," he said.

Perhaps the most immediate association for me, the first word or phrase that I think of among that range is this one: six million.

Vast canvases, twice Wallinger's height and arm span, look at first like gigantic Rorschach tests; or at least this is the immediate association (Rorschachs being all about visual association and our compulsion to find the figurative in the abstract).

I had just given birth, had a human baby on my human chest sucking human milk from my human nipples and the immediate association my mind made was with a cow.