Definition of associative in English:

associative

adjective əˈsəʊʃ(ɪ)ətɪvəˈsəʊsɪətɪv

1Of or involving the association of things.
联想的
making associative links
Example sentencesExamples
- First, the epidemiologic studies are associative and do not indicate a definite causal link between smoking and decreased risk of disease.
- It's a densely allusive, punning, always associative flow that manages to keep its narrative movement alive with dizzying glances in all directions along the way.
- The experience of associative discovery is lost.
- The link between associative learning and fitness in such insects in not an obvious one.
- My memory, for what it's worth, works in a vague, associative way.
- Thinking in the intuitive mode is swift, effortless, and associative, whereas thinking in the rational mode takes time and effort.
- We love it when a painter drops you into uncertain territory, where all reference points are speculative and you're left to your own associative devices.
- The dance adds different layers to that, in an associative way.
- Through typical associative learning, the wasps can learn to link this chemical scent to their food.
- This involves a form of associative learning (learning from the association between an action and the reinforcer), rather than any insight.
- He seemed to know where everything was and, more than this, was able to summon from memory its aesthetic and associative merit.
- Like electronic media, your eye keeps flicking back and forth over the images trying to decipher them, creating little associative narratives in your mind.
- What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust.
- There is some associative evidence that steroid use can increase the risk of prostate cancer, but this link has yet to be borne out in a laboratory setting.
- The wildly associative script skips through historical periods as well as genres, and one of the high points is an incredibly dynamic, eight-page verse monologue.
- So they turned to another method called associative dating.
- They treat them as unequal under the law, as lacking full civil capacity, as not having the property rights, associative liberties, and employment rights of males.
- Full of associative forms, his works are often question marks that invite multiple interpretations.
- Because values are determined by communities rather than just by individuals, teens must be free to openly discuss how their associative groups - whether religious or secular - answer these questions.
- Nevertheless, we chatted a bit about how inept we both were at making turkey and the associative guilt we felt at being relegated to mashing potatoes.
1. 1.1Computing Of or denoting computer storage in which items are identified by content rather than by address.
  〔计算机〕（通过内容而不是路径来辨认文件的）联想式（存储）的
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dubbed ‘Smart Cache’, the system gives both cores access to the full 2MB of the eight-way associative L2 cache, dynamically adjusting the area allotted to each core.
  At the product's heart is a data warehousing solution that provides an associative layer on top of the warehouse itself.
  There's an eight-way associative cache line for resolving conflicts on a LRU basis.
  At the very top of the range, you might find a fully associative cache.
  In PHP, we can access these HTTP request variables by way of the associative array.
2Mathematics
Involving the condition that a group of quantities connected by operators gives the same result whatever their grouping, i.e. in whichever order the operations are performed, as long as the order of the quantities remains the same, e.g. (a × b) × c = a × (b × c).
〔数〕结合的
Example sentencesExamples
- These two rules are called the commutative and associative laws for multiplication.
- He then extended his father's work on associative algebras and worked on mathematical logic and set theory.
- His main work was on associative algebras, non-associative algebras, and Riemann matrices.
- What are the associative, commutative, distributive, and equality properties?
- We may be informed, for example, that the numbers have a dense linear ordering, that there are associative and commutative operations of addition and multiplication, and so on.

Definition of associative in US English:

associative

adjective

1Of or involving the action of associating ideas or things.
联想的
an associative, nonlinear mode of thought
Example sentencesExamples
- What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust.
- The experience of associative discovery is lost.
- We love it when a painter drops you into uncertain territory, where all reference points are speculative and you're left to your own associative devices.
- There is some associative evidence that steroid use can increase the risk of prostate cancer, but this link has yet to be borne out in a laboratory setting.
- They treat them as unequal under the law, as lacking full civil capacity, as not having the property rights, associative liberties, and employment rights of males.
- Because values are determined by communities rather than just by individuals, teens must be free to openly discuss how their associative groups - whether religious or secular - answer these questions.
- He seemed to know where everything was and, more than this, was able to summon from memory its aesthetic and associative merit.
- The link between associative learning and fitness in such insects in not an obvious one.
- First, the epidemiologic studies are associative and do not indicate a definite causal link between smoking and decreased risk of disease.
- So they turned to another method called associative dating.
- This involves a form of associative learning (learning from the association between an action and the reinforcer), rather than any insight.
- The wildly associative script skips through historical periods as well as genres, and one of the high points is an incredibly dynamic, eight-page verse monologue.
- It's a densely allusive, punning, always associative flow that manages to keep its narrative movement alive with dizzying glances in all directions along the way.
- Thinking in the intuitive mode is swift, effortless, and associative, whereas thinking in the rational mode takes time and effort.
- Full of associative forms, his works are often question marks that invite multiple interpretations.
- Through typical associative learning, the wasps can learn to link this chemical scent to their food.
- My memory, for what it's worth, works in a vague, associative way.
- Nevertheless, we chatted a bit about how inept we both were at making turkey and the associative guilt we felt at being relegated to mashing potatoes.
- Like electronic media, your eye keeps flicking back and forth over the images trying to decipher them, creating little associative narratives in your mind.
- The dance adds different layers to that, in an associative way.
1. 1.1Computing attributive Of or denoting computer storage in which items are identified by content rather than by address.
  〔计算机〕（通过内容而不是路径来辨认文件的）联想式（存储）的
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dubbed ‘Smart Cache’, the system gives both cores access to the full 2MB of the eight-way associative L2 cache, dynamically adjusting the area allotted to each core.
  There's an eight-way associative cache line for resolving conflicts on a LRU basis.
  At the very top of the range, you might find a fully associative cache.
  In PHP, we can access these HTTP request variables by way of the associative array.
  At the product's heart is a data warehousing solution that provides an associative layer on top of the warehouse itself.
2Mathematics
Involving the condition that a group of quantities connected by operators gives the same result whatever their grouping, as long as their order remains the same, e.g., (a × b) × c = a × (b × c).
〔数〕结合的
Example sentencesExamples
- He then extended his father's work on associative algebras and worked on mathematical logic and set theory.
- What are the associative, commutative, distributive, and equality properties?
- These two rules are called the commutative and associative laws for multiplication.
- His main work was on associative algebras, non-associative algebras, and Riemann matrices.
- We may be informed, for example, that the numbers have a dense linear ordering, that there are associative and commutative operations of addition and multiplication, and so on.

单词	associative
释义	Definition of associative in English: associative adjective əˈsəʊʃ(ɪ)ətɪvəˈsəʊsɪətɪv 1Of or involving the association of things. 联想的 making associative links Example sentencesExamples First, the epidemiologic studies are associative and do not indicate a definite causal link between smoking and decreased risk of disease. It's a densely allusive, punning, always associative flow that manages to keep its narrative movement alive with dizzying glances in all directions along the way. The experience of associative discovery is lost. The link between associative learning and fitness in such insects in not an obvious one. My memory, for what it's worth, works in a vague, associative way. Thinking in the intuitive mode is swift, effortless, and associative, whereas thinking in the rational mode takes time and effort. We love it when a painter drops you into uncertain territory, where all reference points are speculative and you're left to your own associative devices. The dance adds different layers to that, in an associative way. Through typical associative learning, the wasps can learn to link this chemical scent to their food. This involves a form of associative learning (learning from the association between an action and the reinforcer), rather than any insight. He seemed to know where everything was and, more than this, was able to summon from memory its aesthetic and associative merit. Like electronic media, your eye keeps flicking back and forth over the images trying to decipher them, creating little associative narratives in your mind. What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust. There is some associative evidence that steroid use can increase the risk of prostate cancer, but this link has yet to be borne out in a laboratory setting. The wildly associative script skips through historical periods as well as genres, and one of the high points is an incredibly dynamic, eight-page verse monologue. So they turned to another method called associative dating. They treat them as unequal under the law, as lacking full civil capacity, as not having the property rights, associative liberties, and employment rights of males. Full of associative forms, his works are often question marks that invite multiple interpretations. Because values are determined by communities rather than just by individuals, teens must be free to openly discuss how their associative groups - whether religious or secular - answer these questions. Nevertheless, we chatted a bit about how inept we both were at making turkey and the associative guilt we felt at being relegated to mashing potatoes. 1.1Computing Of or denoting computer storage in which items are identified by content rather than by address. 〔计算机〕（通过内容而不是路径来辨认文件的）联想式（存储）的 Example sentencesExamples Dubbed ‘Smart Cache’, the system gives both cores access to the full 2MB of the eight-way associative L2 cache, dynamically adjusting the area allotted to each core. At the product's heart is a data warehousing solution that provides an associative layer on top of the warehouse itself. There's an eight-way associative cache line for resolving conflicts on a LRU basis. At the very top of the range, you might find a fully associative cache. In PHP, we can access these HTTP request variables by way of the associative array. 2Mathematics Involving the condition that a group of quantities connected by operators gives the same result whatever their grouping, i.e. in whichever order the operations are performed, as long as the order of the quantities remains the same, e.g. (a × b) × c = a × (b × c). 〔数〕结合的 Example sentencesExamples These two rules are called the commutative and associative laws for multiplication. He then extended his father's work on associative algebras and worked on mathematical logic and set theory. His main work was on associative algebras, non-associative algebras, and Riemann matrices. What are the associative, commutative, distributive, and equality properties? We may be informed, for example, that the numbers have a dense linear ordering, that there are associative and commutative operations of addition and multiplication, and so on. Definition of associative in US English: associative adjective 1Of or involving the action of associating ideas or things. 联想的 an associative, nonlinear mode of thought Example sentencesExamples What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust. The experience of associative discovery is lost. We love it when a painter drops you into uncertain territory, where all reference points are speculative and you're left to your own associative devices. There is some associative evidence that steroid use can increase the risk of prostate cancer, but this link has yet to be borne out in a laboratory setting. They treat them as unequal under the law, as lacking full civil capacity, as not having the property rights, associative liberties, and employment rights of males. Because values are determined by communities rather than just by individuals, teens must be free to openly discuss how their associative groups - whether religious or secular - answer these questions. He seemed to know where everything was and, more than this, was able to summon from memory its aesthetic and associative merit. The link between associative learning and fitness in such insects in not an obvious one. First, the epidemiologic studies are associative and do not indicate a definite causal link between smoking and decreased risk of disease. So they turned to another method called associative dating. This involves a form of associative learning (learning from the association between an action and the reinforcer), rather than any insight. The wildly associative script skips through historical periods as well as genres, and one of the high points is an incredibly dynamic, eight-page verse monologue. It's a densely allusive, punning, always associative flow that manages to keep its narrative movement alive with dizzying glances in all directions along the way. Thinking in the intuitive mode is swift, effortless, and associative, whereas thinking in the rational mode takes time and effort. Full of associative forms, his works are often question marks that invite multiple interpretations. Through typical associative learning, the wasps can learn to link this chemical scent to their food. My memory, for what it's worth, works in a vague, associative way. Nevertheless, we chatted a bit about how inept we both were at making turkey and the associative guilt we felt at being relegated to mashing potatoes. Like electronic media, your eye keeps flicking back and forth over the images trying to decipher them, creating little associative narratives in your mind. The dance adds different layers to that, in an associative way. 1.1Computing attributive Of or denoting computer storage in which items are identified by content rather than by address. 〔计算机〕（通过内容而不是路径来辨认文件的）联想式（存储）的 Example sentencesExamples Dubbed ‘Smart Cache’, the system gives both cores access to the full 2MB of the eight-way associative L2 cache, dynamically adjusting the area allotted to each core. There's an eight-way associative cache line for resolving conflicts on a LRU basis. At the very top of the range, you might find a fully associative cache. In PHP, we can access these HTTP request variables by way of the associative array. At the product's heart is a data warehousing solution that provides an associative layer on top of the warehouse itself. 2Mathematics Involving the condition that a group of quantities connected by operators gives the same result whatever their grouping, as long as their order remains the same, e.g., (a × b) × c = a × (b × c). 〔数〕结合的 Example sentencesExamples He then extended his father's work on associative algebras and worked on mathematical logic and set theory. What are the associative, commutative, distributive, and equality properties? These two rules are called the commutative and associative laws for multiplication. His main work was on associative algebras, non-associative algebras, and Riemann matrices. We may be informed, for example, that the numbers have a dense linear ordering, that there are associative and commutative operations of addition and multiplication, and so on.
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