Sentence examples for associated places from inspiring English sources

The European Union says no, and has had laws for years reserving the use of many such geographic indications exclusively to farmers and producers in the associated places.

Single unit recording studies have demonstrated that LEC neurons lack spatial selectivity (Hargreaves et al., 2005), even in cue rich environments (Yoganarasimha et al., 2011), and instead show preferential activation to objects and their associated places (Deshmukh and Knierim, 2011).

Perhaps reporters and editors in western Europe and the US do not associate places like Ponary with the Holocaust.

The company envisions this map being a catalog of moments – a way to associate places with the music you heard there.

Now with the new developer API, it will be easier to associate places with content such as news articles, Tweets, and check-ins.

There is ample evidence that people learn to associate places and odours with symptoms and illness (see Ferguson & Cassaday, 1999, 2002 for reviews).

Space, and events associated with places and spaces, are represented in the brain by a circuitry made of place cells, head direction cells, grid cells, and border cells.

eSWRs and iSWRs (see Materials and methods) were separated in order to differentiate SWRs associated with place-selective and place-independent firing (O'Neill et al., 2006).

So that's a 100% yes vote – the sort of poll result more usually associated with places like North Korea.

They detect in the richest country on earth afflictions more commonly associated with places like Haiti and Bangladesh.

Perhaps even more interesting, high silica deposits on Earth are often associated with places that support microbial life.