Sentence examples for related verb from inspiring English sources

The rules governing the inferences between statements with different but related subject terms are different from the rules governing the inferences between statements with different but related verb complements.

We've seen this figure increase significantly, along with use of the related verb "to showroom" and the noun "showroomer".

This has been demonstrated in an example from the 大學 dàxué 'Great Learning' in Branner (2003) who demonstrates that more variants between what he labels active and inactive forms (causatives and unaccusatives/resultatives in the terminology of this paper) can be obtained if different writings of etymologically related verbs are taken into consideration.

With eyes closed and arm extended, subjects listened to words relating (verbs) or not relating (nouns) to a manual action while holding a cylinder with an integrated force sensor.

In the case of discrete physical objects, the neural representations can be related to verbs of perception and action that apply to the objects [1].

The decision to stimulate the cortico-spinal system in this time window was based on Pulvermüller's neurophysiological research showing early (200 ms) EEG modulations over central sites during action related-verbs and nouns reading respectively, and later (500 800 ms) high frequency (30 Hz) modulations recorded from central sites (C3/C4) for action verbs compared to nouns [12].

Quite the contrary, the Greek for "skeptic" is closely related to the verb "sképtomai" which means "to inquire".

I have chosen to translate "Vorstellung" as "representation", even though the English "presentation" (from the Latin, praesentātiō, "showing, exhibition", related to the verb prae-esse: "to be before") may more closely render the German, "vor-stellen" ("to set before").

This effect was specific for hand-action verbs and was not observed for action-verbs related to other body parts.

The language scientist helped MI to click on the icon for each verb in the application, whereas the psychologist mimicked the actions related to those verbs, also using some of the objects on the table.

This category includes all the propositions that contain evaluative verbs related to creativity (in chemistry classes).