How To Use Associational In A Sentence
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Nabokov, of course, would have taken delight in using "scutch"; I suppose I'd go with "I feel in my gut the Fate tugging the thread" for phonetic and associational reasons, but I would regret losing the specificity of the technical term.
Languagehat.com: SCUTCH.
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But if we remove the category headings and combine, say, dew, drink, tears and weep, the distinction is not so readily apparent; such terms' associational relevance is far more complex.
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This sad, “if I’d only known” reaction from both Alito and former Boy Scouts suggests that organization members can be victims of a kind of associational fraud when they are induced to join a group without being fully informed of the group’s discriminatory policies.
Balkinization
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The associational operation between records in multi-dimension array and compressing method of multi-dimension army are stated.
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The earlier interest in voluntary associational schemes, such as land settlement communes and cooperative enterprises, lapsed.
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In the 1980s the national societies in the eastern Europe activated the associational forms of the civil society to undermine a severely bureaucratised political order.
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Lots of people worry that public disclosure would chill associational rights.
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Even when we hold such associational membership constant, we find that the religious edge in secular giving and volunteering remains significant.
American Grace
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With the low dispersal ability of late instar fall cankerworm, it is not surprising that associational susceptibility was evident at the scale of only a few meters.
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One of the most important formal patterns enabling the creation of associational conceptional networks in silent comedy is the sight gag.
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And to give your readers out there a sense of what visual thinking is like, I want you to pretend that I'm Google for Images and give me a key word and I'll tell you how my mind brings it up in a kind of associational manner.
Talking with Dr. Temple Grandin, Author of "Thinking in Pictures"
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In the GSS, controlling for standard predictors of civic engagement, church attendance is a highly significant predictor of frequency of associational membership, frequency of seeing neighbors, and voting in local and presidential elections.
American Grace
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This year there are 3 major novels that are not genre sff but that I think any sff lover could enjoy as "associational" - Drood, Kindly Ones and Angel's Game and I cannot recommend highly enough either
Review Link-Up: March 17, 2009
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But the argument is this: that the Jewish mind was so familiarized by custom with the notion of an inclusive religious unity in families, (partly by the rite of circumcision,) that Christian baptism, being the seal of faith, was naturally and by a kind of associational instinct, applied over to families in the same manner.
Christian Nurture.
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But they also insist that associational thinking can be triggered by questioning, observing, networking and experimenting—behaviors that innovators embrace.
How to Innovate More? Practice, Practice, Practice.
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I completely reject the idea of associational or inherited guilt.
"The Spy Next Door" (2010)
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The first goal of this paper is to document an example of associational susceptibility using the hosts of a common forest pest, the fall cankerworm.
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For example, it makes noncitizens deportable for wholly innocent associational activity.
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Hence, human rationality relies heavily upon the psychological and artificial associational and indexing devices that make the store of memory accessible when needed for the making of decisions.
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Words connected with our ecclesiastical institutions, as associational, consociational, to fellowship, to missionate.
Chapter 1. Introductory. 6. The Materials of the Inquiry
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Nor does public protection and support for associational and affective ties need to be limited to marriage partners and parents and children.
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The rescuers are also free men and women, exhibiting all the associational skills that have made civil society so vibrant in Western history.
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The case law is a bit mixed, but in a 2007 case at the College of Staten Island, for example, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit allowed the college to eliminate a fraternity altogether, holding that the frat enjoyed very limited associational rights because it was merely a social institution.
Greg Lukianoff: To Survive, Fraternities Need to Stand for Something, Anything
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The order is melodic, intuitive and associational rather than logical.
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The Chief Problems for which solutions were sought in the following experimental study were: (1) Those of associability in general, its characteristics, and the rapidity of learning; (2) of discrimination, including the parts played in associative processes by the different senses, and the delicacy of discrimination in each; (3) of the modifiability of associational reactions and general adaptation in the frog, and (4) of the permanency of associations.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 Containing Sixteen Experimental Investigations from the Harvard Psychological Laboratory.
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Witte offers the essential scholarly caveats—Calvinism was not the only source of ideas of political freedom; when Calvinists were in power they did not always extend the benefits of freedom to others—but fundamentally, he presents the claim that Reformed Protestantism was the "seedbed" of American constitutionalism: "American religious, ecclesiastical, associational, and political liberty were grounded in fundamental Puritan ideas of conscience, confession, community, and commonwealth.
New reviews: books on the history of state secrets, Calvinism at the American founding, Lincoln & Darwin
