Sentence examples for associates stuck from inspiring English sources

Although study of rote verbal learning had become heavily theoretical by the 1970s, Skinner and his associates stuck to their empirical guns, guiding a variety of programs for the practical control of behaviour.

Sherborne suggested that it would be for Dacre to explain why Associated was sticking by its "mendacious smears" comment when he appears before the inquiry on 6 February.

During knowledge generation, positive appraisals are associated with the creation of knowledge while negative appraisals are associated with 'being stuck'.

"My point was, we all know how bad the experience can be; so I was just trying to find the things that would solve the problem" associated with being stuck in an airport, she said -- including where to catch a nap in rooms that are rented by the day or hour in or close to some terminals.

The woman on the left grimaces as harsh reality sets in: it is late, the Cardinals must face the Phillies, no one is leaving the bar until the other games end, and she is stuck associating with the kind of guy who takes notes in social settings.

At Japan's national universities, the proportion of women holding associate professorships is stuck at about 10%.

The assumption the authors make is that without online dating we would be stuck associating only with coworkers, friends, family and people we meet at a bar.

The height change associated with the tool stuck to a rigid post, RMSE of 7.14 is intrinsically present at baseline in the tremor compensated tool data and acts on its RMSE of 45.46.

Some analysts saw reason for modest optimism in the survey numbers: While the mood among managers remained stuck at levels associated with recession, at least it did not deteriorate any further.

The increase of the RS repair symbols also avoids stopping sets associated to short cycles that stuck (IT + RS) decoding.

Students in the High Mark Group indicated significantly higher instances of the Verticalizing phase than the Low and Middle Mark Groups who were stuck in the Associating and Translating phases.