"I love to associate, to be nice and be helpful," he said.
Lynda Clemmons, the so-called "weather babe" who started Enron's weather derivatives business, jumped, in seven quick years, from trader to associate to manager to director and, finally, to head of her own business unit.
Speaking of how four freedoms – to speak, to associate, to worship and to live without fear – were essential, he was applauded when he said that in a democracy the most important "office holder" was "the citizen".
Yes, TV has had tons of bitches and divas, but Alicia isn't a caricature – she has quickly gone from scorned housewife to associate to partner to state attorney; she is the smartest one in the room.
Speaking of four freedoms — to speak, to associate, to worship and to live without fear — he was applauded when he said that in a democracy the most important "office holder" was "the citizen".
The idea is to associate to any mass noun its own part-whole relation.
We also use a symmetric Monge Kantorovich transport to associate to any measurable map its closest possible c-monotone "rearrangement".
The results of the Radon transform are used to associate to each lesion a set of features, which are invariant to rotation and scaling of the image.
Factor H was also found to associate to non-sulfated alginate microbeads in lower amounts, indicating factor H binding as an inherent property of alginate.
This is due to the fact that small cells have more power and the coverage radius are larger offering more possibilities for the users to associate to BSs.
The exact nature of the signs and symptoms to associate to the ANA-reflex test request should be decided in conjunction with the clinical specialists (rheumatologists).
