Sentence examples for which are synonymous with from inspiring English sources

They may see Thoroughbreds, Arabians, appaloosas and, of course, quarter horses, which are synonymous with Texas.

"Most anything bad that happens, prices going up, whatever, this can usually be attributed to the I.M.F. and the World Bank, which are synonymous with the United States.

The results of the four experiments show that priming only occurs with those morphologically complex pseudowords which are interpretable (including those which are synonymous with a pre-existing derived form), providing evidence that semantic factors are taken into account when the prime is overtly presented.

The duration of high-frequency (>5 Hz) and high-amplitude (>2X baseline) polyspike discharges of ≥5 s duration (HAHFDs), which are synonymous with injury-causing electrographic activity, was counted by a reviewer blind to the treatment.

Figure 4 shows the classic ring structure in the power spectrum at 2, 3 and 5°, which are synonymous with spatial regularity at these eccentricities but beyond 7° the ring is just visible in two subjects and not in the other.

"I have this label 'whistleblower' which is synonymous with troublemaker," she said at the Baruch College event.

Few vegetables are tougher to match with wine than green asparagus, which is synonymous with spring.

"I have this label 'whistleblower' which is synonymous with troublemaker," she said in 2014, before praising SEC's whistleblower program.

"I learned from him the value of creating a label identity which was synonymous with good quality and good music.

Yet until the 1960's, high fashion began in Paris, which was synonymous with couture, and its influence invariably trickled down.

They remind me of the French and German nobility of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries who were against progress which was synonymous with industrialisation.