Vile TV dinners, the crawl announcing tornadoes to the west, severe lack of air conditioning: nothing mattered when he was on.
Conditioning and expectations matter, and so does learned behavior.
From here the argument for simple conditioning is a matter of using (3.4) and (3.5) to establish ordinal similarity.
And remember: "Air conditioning is a matter of life and death," especially for our seniors, so its use must be encouraged where it gets hot.
Yes, I might not get a seat, and, yes, the subway car might not have air conditioning, but, no matter what, when I'm between destinations, no one has any claim to my time.
Conditioning is certainly a matter of associating temporally related events, but temporal contiguity is only one of several factors and probably not the most important that influences conditioning.
A third (and probably more plausible) alternative is that it's a matter of conditioning; just as people adjust to winning a million dollars, so, too, they adjust to living on a dollar a day.
Toilet training, she said, is a matter of conditioning, "just like Pavlov's dog," but in the United States parents begin talking about it around 18 months, with most children being potty-trained around ages 3 or even 4.
"It's simply a matter of conditioning," Provost said, simply stating the bottom line the way one would expect a corporate banker to do.
It's just a matter of conditioning". William Day, 42, agreed: "The physical part is hard but, if you work out, you can do it". Day, who lives in Paradise Hills, retired from the Marine Corps in 1985 and came to San Diego.
