Sentence examples for well-related from inspiring English sources

Participants paired unrelated concepts by canonical colours (a less accustomed task – e.g., pairing ketchup with fire-extinguishers due to both being red) or paired well-related concepts by semantic relationship (a typical task – e.g., ketchup is related to mustard).

"My collection is not really well-related to the American wing, which is largely historical," he wrote in the book).

Perennial may yet live up to the tall reputation which he holds at home, but the well-related Estimate could be worth chancing if the price is right.

Thus, contrary to Descartes, Leibniz held that it would not be contradictory to posit that this world is a well-related dream.

Research has shown him to be a member of the impoverished old aristocracy but well-related to the grandees of Portugal and Spain.

A useful and well-related stayer on the Flat for William Haggas, he lost the plot and refused to race on his final two starts for his former trainer and all but managed to repeat the trick here, finally stuttering over the first hurdle some 40 yards adrift of his nearest rival.

Experiments carried on aqueous solutions of KHC4H4O6 at 8 g/l show that (i/σd crit) is well related to the Reynold's number by the relation αReβ.

Ms. Goskowski really did think of her trip to Nazareth and Martin as something, well, related to the soul.

His bizarre life (well related in Bill Landis's frank 1995 biography) put him in touch with diabolist Aleister Crowley, Mick Jagger and the Manson Gang, and Mapplethorpe, Scorsese, Fassbinder and Lynch have acknowledged his influence.

His BBC broadcasts from the Second World War are written in the style of his brisk, confiding drama criticism, popular journalism of a high order, simple narratives well related.

Certain micromechanical properties and the rheological properties are well related.