| To return to any place is, associatively or figuratively, to reconstruct any event that happened at that place — especially if it's a personally or universally defining event. |
| Dimensioning also becomes a pleasure with ATHENA: Efficient incremental dimensioning, arc dimensioning, levels-and of course interrupted dimensioning, which is passed on associatively with changes in geometry. |
| These are manifested associatively, but in the choreographic performance one of them prevails. |
| The special legal form of the cooperative is based on the thinking underlying associatively organised self-help. |
| There, he begins to be involved associatively for the development of new technologies in Mali. |
| She is also a troublemaker, sporadic with syntax, and associatively loose. |
