Sentence examples for time associating from inspiring English sources

In other words, they'd have a hard time associating a user with that data.

The frequency of low ∑ CSL grain boundaries increases rapidly with increasing annealing time associating with the formation of large-size highly-twinned grains-cluster microstructure during recrystallization.

Cernovich had trafficked in openly racist ideas and rhetoric for some time, associating with the "alt-right" movement as early as 2015.

I'm having a hard time associating the reality that I have witnessed here on the ground at the Venice Film Festival with what I read in the international press.

For the first two months post-fire, fission behaviour was exhibited by injured cows, with CE03 and CE88 spending only 10.3%% and 34.7 % of their time associating with other herds respectively, compared with 91.2 % and 62.2 % respectively before the fire.

Female zebra finches, Taeniopygia guttata castanotis, spent less time associating with attractive males when their own physical condition was altered by clipped wing feathers [ 12].

The distinctly antiquated sense of time associated with river travel slowly reveals itself as a dominant theme.

You could get awful roughness with this (comp. anag. & lit).. J. R. Tozer: Time associated with rebel uprising under lead of communists (c + t + reb (rev).).

The procedure has been widely credited with saving countless lives and greatly reducing the pain and healing time associated with bypass surgery.

There was no one his size, so he was handed a foil and told to fence -- which he had, until that time, associated with light sabers and Luke Skywalker.

Kathryn Hunter, for a long time associated with Complicite as an actress, brings some of the company's virtues to her work as a director.