Sentence examples for most firmly associated from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Turing's work was explicitly invoked by many theorists during the beginning stages of 20th century functionalism, and was the avowed inspiration for a class of theories, the "machine state" theories most firmly associated with Hilary Putnam (1960 , 1967 that had an important role in the early development of the doctrine.

Still it's striking that, for all her satisfaction with the upturn in interest in her, almost within the first minute of our conversation she brings up her bete noir Richard Dawkins, the public figure she most firmly associates with what she derides as "scientism", and the author she savaged, against the background of almost universal praise for him, following the publication of The Selfish Gene.

Samba, bossa nova and baile funk are Brazil's three most internationally popular genres, and all are firmly associated with the cidade maravilhosa (marvellous city).

Given the song so firmly associated with Liverpool's most famous river crossing, it's perhaps surprising that Alex Salmond chose the ferry (a cross the Mersey for a photo opportunity in what he hopes will soon be a foreign city.

Nevertheless, he came to be firmly associated with a radical policy of reform and Reformation.

The two words offer and acceptance become firmly associated with the assumption of obligations.

Both tethering complexes are firmly associated with soluble N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor attachment protein receptors (SNAREs) at the ER.

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistann) chose the arduous but self determined path of Latinisation, firmly associated with the republic of Turkey.

As the Muslim Brotherhood moved to reverse such measures, these policies became firmly associated with the rejected dictatorship.

In this respect he was more fortunate than many other actors who have become firmly associated with one television role.

By 55 BCE, when Cicero attacked Piso, Philodemus could be firmly associated with him.