Sentence examples for habitually associated from inspiring English sources

More recently, it has also been suggested that premotor areas might jointly represent perceptual events and the body part or action category with which this stimulus property has been habitually associated, an idea known as the "habitual pragmatic event map account" (Schubotz et al. 2008).

European films are habitually associated with the discovery of sex.

Through learning with intention and awareness, people have pre-stored actions per stimulus and later without the intention or the awareness the brain will automatically evoke the relevant action which was habitually associated [40].

The relevant learning process is associationist: normal vision results when tangible ideas of distance (derived from experiences of unimpeded movement) and solid shape (derived from experiences of contact and differential resistance) are elicited by the visible ideas of light and color with which they have been habitually associated.

He recognised it as different from the now-extinct local form of the common wood pigeon, which he called the "Palumbus", and noted that the two pigeons never interbred or habitually associated together.

This distinction is logically unassailable and, once realized, should remove most of the confusion that is habitually associated with the concept of "rampant" HGT at the early stages of evolution.

But this division is not really a sharp one, because augmentation in the avant-garde novel often looks like a kind of subtraction: augmentation takes the form of an intensification of the sentence rather than an intensification of the things that many people habitually associate with the novel — plots, characters, objects.

The above policy recommendation highlights one of the many questions raised but not answered in this book that should be engaged by political scientists: If we habitually associate democracy with greater equality, then why don't democracies implement policies that lessen the difference between r and g? Now, sometimes democracies do implement such policies.

This is not about funding huge schemes of work in Africa (e.g. industrial development), usually associated with corruption, inefficiencies and habitually failing to benefit ordinary people (read The Looting Machine by Tom Burgis).

Unloaded posture that habitually deviates from gravitational alignment has been associated with spinal pain [ 8- 13].

These results, especially for the radius, support the idea that strepsirrhine primates exhibit specific skeletal adaptations associated with the supports that they habitually move on.