Although poets may "profess to follow implicitly the suggestions of their fancy" (T, 225), their poetry has little chance of pleasing others if their "fancy" or imagination employs irregular associations.
A continuous annual mode of oscillation with a non-stationary 2 to 3-year multi-annual cycle was found with strong irregular associations between dengue incidence and ENSO indices and climate variables in Vietnam [ 50].
In contrast, irregular chromosome associations, such as univalents, trivalents and quadrivalents occurred frequently in the hybrids derived from distant parents with divergent karyotypes, such as P. delenatii × P. callosum, P. delenatii × P. glaucophyllum, P. rothschildianum × P. micranthum and P. rothschildianum × P. moquetteanum.
Case definition 2 showed only borderline significance at 30+ hours and a very irregular pattern of association.
The association of irregular TCs with the same post-encoder used for 3D TCs results in irregular turbo coding schemes which perform better than regular TCs at low and high signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) at the same time.
Finally, to take advantage of the results in the previous analysis of 3D TCs and in order to combine both studies, a new modified structure has been proposed: the association of irregular TCs with the same post-encoder used for 3D TCs results in irregular turbo coding schemes which perform better than regular TCs in both the waterfall and error floor regions.
The condition, also known as premature menopause or premature ovarian failure, is defined by the presence of menopausal-level serum gonadotropins in association with irregular menses in adolescent girls or women younger than 40 years.
Reverse causality, due for example to asthma treatment, could explain the association with irregular menstruation.
Therefore the association between irregular cycles and bone mass may be underestimated in our study.
However, after adjustment for multiple covariates, the association between irregular menstrual cycles and increased T2D risk was no longer significant.
