Sentence examples for acquisition name from inspiring English sources

For each of the 64 pictures, normative data for concept familiarity, age of acquisition, name agreement and visual complexity were available.

In Experiment 2, however, living and nonliving stimuli were matched for age-of-acquisition, name agreement, word frequency, and naming accuracy of elderly controls and there was no categorical impairment in the AD group.

Converging evidence was provided by hierarchical regressions across items, as age-of-acquisition, name agreement and word frequency were significant predictors of naming performance in mild and moderate AD groups, but category was not.

The trade publication Mergers & Acquisitions named it the 2012 lender of the year.

Troubled WorldCom, the long-distance and Internet communications giant that Mr. Ebbers patched together through more than 75 acquisitions, named John W. Sidgmore, its 51-year-old vice chairman, as president and chief executive yesterday.

Soon to come: an Asian acquisition (rumors name Japan's Shu Uemera) that will put oriental elegance in L'Oréal's arsenal.

However, after the acquisition the name was dropped in favor of Dial Global.

The distance between clock source and acquisition nodes named ln increases linearly with the increase of number n th in formula (2).

In his Guide to Hull (1817), J.C. Craggs provides a colourful background to Edward's acquisition and naming of the town.

Finally, from a developmental perspective, the Simultaneous Ignition hypothesis raises the possibility of a gradual change through language acquisition, with naming depending considerably on visual phonological connections early in acquisition when semantics is rudimentary, but increasingly less as semantic knowledge grows and can thus provide a robust support to word retrieval.

JPMorgan Chase, a bank that has worked on some of the year's biggest mergers and acquisitions, has named two new people to jointly lead that business.