Sentences with phrase «particular association»

David's quote from that World Affairs article skims over the «discomfort» mentioned in the piece about «particular associations with English and its history.»

Cornell University's president, David Skorton, represented the academic establishment — in particular the Association of American Universities, whose 61 member institutions soak up half the federal research funding and award half of all doctorates in the United States.

«We found particular association between Lin28 and high - risk «blastemal» Wilms tumors,» says Daley, director of the Stem Cell Transplantation Program at Boston Children's and an investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

They also revealed a mind making particular associations, some of which seemed to revolve around questions of what constitutes a picture, a photograph, a sculptural event; how a situation is framed, placed, and presented (that old minimalist preoccupation).

The analogue, in familial groups, to the disproportionate or «inordinate» emphasis on genital sexuality in one - to - one relationships is to be found in a total centering upon the particular associations of the group.

«Whether such cases end in conviction or acquittal appears to rest on, firstly, the ability of police or prosecutors to link the defendant with a particular association, and secondly, whether the judge decides to uphold an individual's constitutional right to share beliefs as a private citizen,» Victoria Arnold reported for Forum 18.

These findings cemented the evidence that one's own learned stereotypes can change the way that an individual sees another person's face and also demonstrated that this form of visual stereotyping is not limited to particular associations.

Henry Catchpole, our in - house tarmac stages expert, confirms that particular association.

Additionally, if your lender uses DELRAP but decides to use HRAP on your particular association, it would behoove a Realtor and buyer to look into why this decision has been made as it may indicate some level of ill - health in the association that a buyer might want to know about.

While you'll need to be a member to be eligible for a loan, many credit unions will let you to join if you live in the region they serve, are sponsored by your employer, have a family member who is an existing member, or are a member of a particular association.

Then, an association has to accept the breed and subsequently, the breed is added to the list of breeds for that particular association.

The particular association of northern and southern species found here is not duplicated anywhere else in the world.

Swartz challenged me with no particular associations between Madison Avenue and Kansas.

Ray comments: «Painting a familiar place becomes easier for me when it appears unfamiliar, usually because I am seeing something more basic — its abstract qualities — rather than my particular associations with the place.

This section of the display specifically explores the particular associations between Bacon and Velazquez, Kossoff and Rembrandt, and Uglow and Poussin, with works by the twentieth century artists that directly respond to works by their forebears.

Winters is interested in each color's particular associations; each pigment is a chemical which triggers a specific response in the viewer.

Powerful cover letters clarify the explanations behind your enthusiasm for the particular association and recognize your most important aptitudes or encounters.

This particular association is one of the oldest of its type and has chapters all over the world.

You might have a particular association with the term «existentialism» that makes its presence here seem odd, but there is likely more to existentialism than you think.

Gender differences in the association between depressive symptoms and aggressive behaviors may result from a particular association with a third factor.

Are there natural boundaries separating the association from the unassigned area (e.g., rivers, lakes, mountain range, et cetera) Is the unassigned area viewed as being more closely aligned with a particular association because of boundaries such as political districts, school districts, area codes, et cetera?