Sentence examples for will become associated from inspiring English sources

But we can abstract away from Hume's framework of ideas and his account of the specific relations that underlie associative learning, and state the theory of associative learning more generally: if two contents of experiences, X and Y, instantiate some associative relation, R, then those contents will become associated, so that future activations of X will tend to bring about activations of Y.

One of the things that may happen if the Democrats play this correctly is that the two things will become associated in the public mind.

Because I think one of the things that may happen, if the Democrats play this correctly is that the two things will become associated in the public mind.

In what appears to be a result of Google bombing — where vandals flood a certain keyword with links to a place, meaning that the two will become associated in Google's results — users forced searches for "nigger house" and "nigger king" to redirect to the White House.

Given the account of association and of action, it is evident that various means to pleasure will become associated with feelings of pleasure.

"This is important, because in a changing ecology, the ability to solve problems will become associated with rising above our instincts, rendering us attracted to evolutionary mismatches," adds van der Linden.

In two other promotions at The Herald Tribune, Ursula Liu will become general manager of the newsroom and Kyle Jarrard will become associate managing editor for nights.

As Mr. Patterson said, The Journal, "had an editorial policy of 'Make Haste, Slowly.' " On the editorial page of The Journal-Constitution, Mr. Wooten will become associate editor.

Those who join will become "associates" of the foundation and are expected to offer a wide range of herbal and other alternative treatments to their patients.

Over the next decade both countries will become associate members of the E.U., which will force them to raise their competitiveness in industrial goods and harmonize their laws, standards and regulations with the organization.

At 65, Forsythe has stepped down from the running of his self-named company and will become associate choreographer back with Paris Opera Ballet, where he will create one new piece every year under the aegis of its new director Benjamin Millepied.