The 29-year-old director joined the theatre five years ago, first as an assistant, then associate of artistic director David Thacker.
It features Paul Ince, David Seaman, and Terry Venables – presumably to evoke warm fuzzy feelings about Euro '96 which we will then associate with the face cream.
In 1969, he became first assistant and then associate to the Falstaffian director of the Perth Theatre, Joan Knight: immediately he demonstrated his organisational and imaginative skills.
Protofibrils then associate with each other to form fibrils.
Following voluntary registration, Google Scholar allows researchers to manually add their research output and then associate all their previous papers with the identifier.
The widely-used association strategy in traditional IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs allows a Mobile Station (MS) to scan wireless access links and then associate with the Access Point (AP) that has the best Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) value.
RIG-I can then associate with mitochondrial antiviral signaling adaptor (MAVS; also known as IPS-1, VISA or Cardif), and leads to the activation of IRF3 and NF-κB.
(B) To each recovered shape, we can then associate a pair ((r_{0}, r_{1})) describing the shape's spatial coherency and circularity and use this information to classify the original datasets.
Argonaute proteins then associate with these duplexes to create the miRNA-induced silencing complex (miRISC) that acts as the machinery by which miRNAs can regulate the translation of transcript targets.
A common glossary architecture is to bulk upload an established (canonical) glossary, lock it, and then associate an editable (wiki) field with it (see background information on coupling social to canonical definitions).
If you want to get promoted, then associate with those in your field who have been promoted.
