Sentence examples for associated so from inspiring English sources

But we can abstract away from Hume's framework of ideas and his account of the specific relations that underlie associative learning, and state the theory of associative learning more generally: if two contents of experiences, X and Y, instantiate some associative relation, R, then those contents will become associated, so that future activations of X will tend to bring about activations of Y.

Now this was before white vans were associated so ominously with strangers and death.

We must end the stigma associated so often with mental health.

He felt unease at having his house associated so closely with what Mario Cuomo once called the most pernicious and durable of Italian-American stereotypes, the mobster.

Millions of Ethiopians share the official anger that their ancient, diverse nation is associated so frequently with misery in western minds.

"But I see cities like Sheffield, Hull and Newcastle, associated so strongly with Labour in the past, that we now contest.

We associate so many places with their aromatic landscapes — the eucalyptus groves of Northern California, for example — and whole cities can be defined by their scent.

Chapter 4: Bébé Gourmet I nearly laughed aloud at the entire food chapter, because I associate so many of these "French" recommendations with my very, very English mother and her compatriots.

His range is so broad, his great talent so blindingly obvious that I feel embarrassed for having associated him so closely with only Fear And Loathing.

The PRI, associated with so many electoral manipulations in the past, behaved wisely and responsibly in defeat.

Otherwise, having his nine-years-in-the-making novel associated with so many instances of bungling cretinism might really sting.