associate with someone

Examples of associating

associating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

There is a traditional locus associating visual colour, semitones, beauty (softness, sweetness) and inbetweenness with the chromatic melodic genus and the chromatic tetrachord.
We also hypothesized that insectivores increase their foraging from associating with the babblers, and would thus be most attracted to babbler vocalizations.
It provides facilities for associating containers with symbolic names.
Some recent work on question typing (associating questions with particular semantic classes of answers) has explored 'found' corpora.
They argue that the stereotypical view associating masculinity with technology was nevertheless reserved for certain kinds of machines.
By the beginning of the nineteenth century maps and atlases were regularly associating territory with the ownership of discrete and delimited lands.
They have anthropomorphized them, rearing them as if they were associating with other human beings, and in general have inserted human values into their lives.
Proclamations are formed by associating a name with a formula.
A third method was rhetorically to use epithets that were appropriate to a deity, thus associating with the divine being.
The instrumental benefit of associating with a like-minded community is clear.
The phrase ' going into middle age ' is a way of associating herself with the beginning rather than the end of a phase of life.
In associating interpersonal features with spoken language, the document underestimates the synchronic and diachronic dialogicality of all language use.
The following step consists in associating the points of interest of the same fish by considering criteria based on geometrical aspects of the fish species.
If the sounds were ones they understood they commented on the fact by labelling them or associating them with other sounds.
She observed positive relationships between preschoolers' performance at reading as well as composing yoo'ons, and their performance at associating two syllables sharing their final vowels.
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