"Some foods just become linked with a region," Mr. Cancro said.
It also promotes fear conditioning, a form of learning in which previously neutral stimuli in the environment — sights, sounds and smells, for example — become linked with a trauma.
The ruins and their association with the life of this one artist became part of the identity of the property, and the Woloszczak family history became linked with a kind of artistic resonance that hung over everything.
Philip's forthcoming campaign in Greece became linked with a new, fourth, Sacred War.
Deleterious mutations might hitchhike to high frequency if they become linked with a beneficial mutation [ 45, 46], which could occur since the bacteria in our experiments are strictly asexual (i.e., they lack any mechanism for horizontal gene transfer).
Putative disease clusters may come to light because of media reports or be brought to the attention of the authorities by concerned individuals; as noted, often the apparent cluster will become linked with a local source of environmental pollution (Greenberg and Wartenberg 1991; Trumbo 2000).
Mr Valls's poll ratings are tumbling as he becomes linked with Mr Hollande, whose popularity is at a record low of 13%.
The eating disorders anorexia and bulimia are associated with low self esteem and a desire for control which becomes linked with body shape, size and weight.
What can come as a real surprise is how an unmarried partner's finances become linked with those of a significant other without his or her even realizing it.
This specimen has become linked with the name I. mantelli, a species named in 1832 by Christian Erich Hermann von Meyer in place of I. anglicus, but it actually comes from a different formation than the original I. mantelli/I.
It's easy to imagine why helping others has become linked with reward pathways in the brain: a tendency to pitch in to ensure the survival of members of the group (and we're often more motivated to give to those we identify closely with) has obvious evolutionary advantages.
