Sentence examples for many years associated from inspiring English sources

A Catalan filmmaker whose recent work includes "The Silence Before Bach," Mr. Portabella was for many years associated with Luis Buñuel.

Frederic Schwartz, a New York architect who was for many years associated with Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, designed the new ferry terminal in lower Manhattan and has deep roots in the downtown community.

Modern graph theory (in the sense of linear graphs) had its inception with the work of Euler in connection with the "Königsberg bridge problem" and was, for many years, associated with curves now called Eulerian paths i.e., figures that can be drawn without retracing edges or lifting the pencil from the paper.

Many of the years associated with the largest late-stage errors in the polling, like 1968 and 1980, were also associated with third-party candidates.

She was a one time president and long time director of The Foundation for Child Development and for many years was associated with the Trickle Up organization which makes small grants to further entrepreneurship all over the world.

Titanium and its alloys have been commonly used for biomedical implant applications for many years; however, associated high coefficient of friction, wear characteristics and low hardness have limited their long term performance.

The results from this large cohort study of railway workers in Switzerland do not support the hypothesis that intermittent occupational exposure to 16.7 Hz magnetic fields over many years is associated with mortality from arrhythmia related heart diseases or acute myocardial infarction.

Being male and having attended school for many years were positively associated with drinking frequency, while being a Muslim and having lived in Norway for a long time were negatively associated with this outcome.

For many years, he was associated with the design firm Carson Lundine & Shaw that prepared plans for many skyscrapers in New York City.

However, over many years may be associated with non-carcinogenic health risks (Table 5).

For many years, the activities associated with transferring research into practice have been guided by assumptions of linear process and institutional responsibility, relative stability in boundary conditions, equilibrium dynamics, and scientific expertise as the source of innovation.