Sentence examples for as a garner from inspiring English sources

As Krumhansl and Iverson 21 showed, if you ask people to quickly say whether two notes are the same pitch, people are slower to say "yes" to identical notes if the timbre of the pitch changes, compared to no timbre change (this task is also known as a Garner task after the originator, Wendell Garner).

Can Paul Ryan emerge as a Sherman or a Garner, or will he languish as a Miller or a Ferraro?

After becoming the first Preston player in history to score three times in a match as a substitute, Garner is almost certain to return to the starting line-up for Saturday's home fixture with Coventry.

Three mammalian enzymes xanthine dehydrogenase, sulfite oxidase, and aldehyde oxidase require molybdenum as a cofactor (Garner and Stewart 2002).

Only a performer as endearing as Garner could play a role so unappealing and get out unscathed.

And a second video shows that police failed to offer any medical assistance as an unresponsive Garner laid handcuffed on the ground.

According to the results of our May 2017 Politics and Global Warming survey, regulation of carbon dioxide as a pollutant garners support from 77% of registered voters.

Staged in 1974 as a publicity-garnering, hourlong novelty by the Yale School of Drama -- around and in the university gymnasium swimming pool, if you please -- this bauble of a show has been reshaped to fill two and a half hours.

Both these views would undoubtedly have appealed to many Jews, but he ended up as a footnote, garnering only 10percentt of the Jewish vote, the same amount captured by Barry Goldwater — a candidate with Jewish roots — in 1964.

More important, the ad established Super Bowl TV commercials as a thing, garnering almost as much PR attention as the game itself.

While her singing voice is not exactly up to the role, she gets through it expertly while using every word as a cudgel, garnering laughs and roars with her delivery and stage business.