Sentence examples for one to associate from inspiring English sources

After that, an appropriate algorithm —based on the comparison of strength of both modes in time and frequency domains— allows one to associate each AE event to a particular damage mechanism (delamination, fiber breaking and matrix micro-cracking).

If such incidents or events occur to people who have a fighting spirit, they represent conditions that the participants themselves connect with recovery or that analysis of the data allows one to associate with conditions that affect recovery.

Since these requirements vary by physician and by medical practice, the preceding results allow one to associate specific user requirements with specific individual and organizational performance benefits, thus providing an empirical basis for greater flexibility and customization of EMR systems, whether through proprietary or open-source software [ 74].

For giggles, this same amount of information actually allows one to associate the hyena as belonging to one of many groups but not with 100% accuracy (for example in our study as 1 of 17 individuals but with 37% accuracy) [ 62].

We pointed out earlier that intrinsic disorder could enable one protein to associate with multiple partners (one-to-many signaling) and could also enable multiple partners to associate with one protein (many-to-one signaling) [ 35].

Might it be allowed that being detained repeatedly at airports might make one hesitate to associate with those people to whom one must travel?

Associative learning accounts raise the question: when one learns to associate contents X and Y because, e.g., previous experiences with Xs and Ys instantiated R, how does one store the information that X and Y are associated?

"No one wants to associate with failure".

These are not words one used to associate with Buicks.

The massive, empty apartment buildings one used to associate with second and third-tier cities in the boonies, are now plentiful even around primary cities like Beijing.

"No one wants to associate themselves with the group or those emails," Windy Aldeborough, an AU senior and member of Alpha Phi Omega, told The Huffington Post.