Sentence examples for explicitly associate from inspiring English sources

As we have just seen (5.1), Davidson eventually came to explicitly associate the physical properties that cover mental events with broad descriptions covering large space-time regions.

Now, YouTube says that the best thing to do is to encourage fans to use the video titles, hashtags and descriptions to explicitly associate them with the video that they're responding to.

The Liverpool Scottish became one of four battalions in English infantry regiments to explicitly associate with the Irish and Scottish communities.

Additionally, both East Slavic and Byzantine sources explicitly associate the Varangians with Baltic region, which they called Varangia, and in Arabic, the Baltic Sea was called Bahr Varank, i.e. the "Varangian Sea".

When we perceive a visual object, we implicitly or explicitly associate it with an object category we know.

We will explicitly associate a tree topology and parameters (Π, A) to it so that the tensor τ{ T} G is equal to Ψ T M G.

There are seven references in the Koran to the "people of Lot," or the Sodomites, whose destruction is explicitly associated with their sexual behavior.

Apart from the unusual 1964 election, when the Republican nominee was explicitly associated with opposition to the Civil Rights Act, whites in the least racially-polarized areas of the South moved toward the Republican Party first; the Bull Connor/George Wallace demographic followed later.

And Mr. Daniels and Ms. Mortimer are fully equipped to play the thorny, torturous, old-Hollywood-style relationship between Will and Mac, one that Mr. Sorkin has explicitly associated with the great screwball newspaper comedy "His Girl Friday" (with the genders more or less reversed).

Lexical labels are also (explicitly) associated with each term using the skos:prefLabel predicate.

In addition, there were 93 genes that have not been explicitly associated with bone or cartilage metabolism.