They retain a warm association with Carl Zeiss Jena, who beat them in a Uefa Cup-Winners' Cup quarter-final in 1981, and gave up American owners before most clubs thought of them after theirs led them out of League and business with debts of £330,000.
Legacy, with all its warm old associations of something gratefully inherited, like money or values, has turned decidedly negative.
First, we'll continue to sit with our kids as they play these CD's, in hopes of creating, in their minds, warm, positive associations with learning.
Way back in 1996, "community," with all its warm, fuzzy associations, was the buzz word du jour among Web start-ups and venture capitalists.
But Ms. Galef, who is fairly conservative, has developed a warm and friendly association with Mr. Pataki, who was once the mayor of Peekskill, which is in her district.
Associations with both PM2.5 and PM2.5 10 were stronger during warmer months, but associations with fine particles appeared to be limited to those ≥ 75 years of age, whereas associations with coarse particles were stronger among those < 75 years.
Detroit and Seattle showed similar temperature effects: Warm weather had positive associations with same-day health effects and negative associations with delayed health effects.
We only observed J-shaped association between 15-day average temperature and respiratory mortality in the warm period; the other associations did not diverge from linearity.
CVD mortality's immediate association with high temperature in the warm season and lagged association with cold temperature in the cold season found in our analysis are consistent with expectation and the past literature.
*As estimated in linear mixed effect regression with random intercept for participant adjusting for seasonality, weekday of visit, 24-hour mean apparent temperature, age, race, years of education, use of anti-depressant medication, and physical activity; associations for warm and cold months are estimated from interactions between warm/cold season and moving average exposure.
