Sentence examples for usual association from inspiring English sources

Their imaginative body of work, which was collected in the acclaimed 2009 volume "The Great Unreal," toyed and tinkered with the traditional iconography of the American road: two-lane thoroughfares were altered to run in a loop or in fragmented blocks, disrupting the highway's usual association with freedom; darkened motels and churches were artificially illuminated as if by cosmic forces.

As an alternative to the conventional approaches, we introduced in [5, 6] a Bayesian algorithm for joint multiframe detection and tracking of known targets, fully incorporating the statistical models for target motion and background clutter and overcoming the limitations of the usual association of single-frame correlation detectors and Kalman filter trackers in scenarios of stealthy targets.

Kloss primarily differs from the brands usual association with all-star athletes in that she isn't one, allowing her to act as a link between sport and fashion.

As HIV-related deaths increase in a population the usual association between low socioeconomic status and child mortality may change, particularly as death rates from other causes decline.

Most of the results were close to what could have been expected given the historical culture of palliative care and its usual association with terminal care and cancer.

These findings are intriguing in view of the usual association of CCR2 with monocyte-derived MPs, and indicate the need for further studies of the progenitors of this subset of cDCs in the intestinal LP.

Just as Stein robs words of their usual connotation, Ashton uses ballet steps in isolated units here to create meaning remote from their usual associations.

Here, as in "Company B," his mega-hit set to recordings by the Andrews Sisters, Mr. Taylor was determined to work against the music's usual associations and against the stereotypes of an era.

Described as new to science in 1971, it is commonly known as the manzanita bolete for its usual mycorrhizal association with manzanita trees.

Yet, in 3 15% of cases (Dendukuri et al, 2007), IHC is equivocal and further analyses are required, leading to the usual IHC+FISH association.

Recent data from the EDC study suggest that the usual inverse association between HDL-C and CAD risk, although retained in men, is altered in women with T1DM, who show little increased protection with concentrations above the range of 50 to 60 mg/dL (170).