Sentence examples for sets of associations from inspiring English sources

In their work Dr. Rumelhart and Dr. McClelland argued that language, like most knowledge, relies mainly on memory and is represented in the brain by sets of associations between elements of sound and meaning.

Moreover, these two sets of associations differ between migraine and non-migraine headaches.

And it almost looks like a futuristic reinterpretation of ancient stone circles, which carried, if not emotions, at least their own sets of associations.

However, three sets of associations differed significantly between females and males: those between Formal information trust and Understanding, from Informal information trust to Understanding, and from Understanding to Self-efficacy.

This fact will be irrelevant in most of the cases (with very low positives/negatives ratios), although it would become relevant for those experiments implying the filtering of highly reliable sets of associations obtained from experimental sources.

The methods which can achieve the highest accuracy but which provide a relatively small number of hits (STRING-fusion and Truong-fusion) are useful for identifying high quality sets of associations.

Conditions of high and low semantic control demands were arranged, such that the same cue word was matched with a high or low semantic associate, using several sets of association norms (Postman and Keppel 1970; Moss and Older 1996).

Due to the population differences in allele frequencies, identification of general genetic risk factors requires sets of association studies conducted on different populations.

The book defines it as "a set of associations linked to a name, mark, or symbol associated with a product or service a brand is much like a reputation".

We are calling up a rich set of associations.

A long set of associations got me there, starting with oyster stuffing.