Sentence examples for associations describe from inspiring English sources

The goddess Athena's unique status is implicit in the story of her motherless birth (she sprang full-grown from Zeus's forehead); and the myths of Apollo explain that god's sacral associations, describe his remarkable victories over monsters and giants, and stress his jealousy and the dangers inherent in immortal alliances.

Alternatively, within-domain associations describe a type of relationship between items that share an overlapping neural representation (e.g., two objects from the same semantic category) that does not require a distinct "binding module" for their integration.

Henry Gregg of the National Housing Federation, which represents housing associations, described the figures as "a damning indictment of our failure to tackle the housing crisis".

Even public theatres, sports federations, chambers of commerce and farming associations, described by Libération as "nests of testosterone", are targeted and will be expected to appoint an equal number of women by 2020.

Ministers came under new fire over benefit cuts last night as the independent body representing 1,200 English housing associations described the controversial bedroom tax as bad policy and bad economics that risks pushing up the £23bn annual housing benefit bill.

However, David Orr, chief executive at the National Housing Federation, which represents housing associations, described it as "another short-term initiative for first-time buyers".

The first two specifications just reproduce the significant positive associations described before.

But few areas outside Europe have alliances and associations described in detail sufficient to support remote sensing-based modeling.

The sedimentary facies associations described above are considered to have formed in the alluvial plain of a braided river system, where predominantly sands enclose finegrained deposits.

We urge replication of the method in other regions to increase the external validity of the landscape value physical landscape associations described herein.

Finally, the associations described in this study may not be generalizable to younger and normotensive adults.