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An association indicates a past or present working relationship between you and an organization. An association is similar to an affiliation in that both establish a relationship between a person and an organization. However, this relationship does not have to be confirmed by the organization. Indicating these relationships will help NASA in identifying potential conflict of interest situations during peer review of proposals.
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An organization of persons having common interests, purposes, etc.; society; league.
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Originally used by England
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the correspondence, or near-correspondence, in two words of the stressed vowel but not the consonants (unlike 'rhyme') (cat and hand, food and droop).
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A term signifying a relationship between two or more events or variables. Events are said to be associated when they occur more frequently together than one would expect by chance. Association does not necessarily imply a casual relationship. Statistical significance testing enables a researcher to determine the likelihood of observing the sample relationship by chance if in fact no association exists in the population that was sampled. ...
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