Sentence examples for make an association from inspiring English sources

Object-in-place associative recognition memory requires a subject to make an association between an object and place in which it was previously encountered.

So you notice more, you may make an association, which then pops into your awareness as a sudden insight.

We all know what Pepsi means, the Pepsi company has spent billions encouraging to make an association between the word and its products.

"But if they're drawn into it, it's because of the political knives of candidates who want to make an association look bad".

I don't think it needs to be said that most of the people who emphasize Obama's middle name are not doing so for the sake of clarity but to make an association with a certain former Middle Eastern dictator.

If one has to make an association to the written word, a movie is closer to the poetic form, full of subliminal impulses, which is why the great ones delight both the child and the aging adult who imprisons him.

Only 6.3% of those polled identified its Olympic sponsorship, compared with 18.1% that made an association with the country's second-largest life insurer, Ping An Insurance, and 14.2% with China Life, its largest life insurer.

It's not really reading, it's making an association.

One way to help remember names is by making an association with the first letters.

"By making an association with a country or an idea, there's this participatory power.

Skeptics of the birds' advanced intelligence say simpler mental processes might prompt re-caching, such as making an association between being seen and later having a cache stolen.