For example, Weekes et al. [7] showed no frequency effect in the naming of 144 pictures.
And yet, through it all, the title characters of this Broadway hit of 1922 keep soldiering on -- to surprisingly delightful effect -- in the name of art.
The Obama administration declined to comment on the deliberations, but pointed to a statement the Justice Department issued on Wednesday — the day before the initiative took effect in Washington — in the name of the United States attorney in Seattle, Jenny A. Durkan.
The paper then explores the ways in which subjection to investors enables executives to speak on behalf of the investor within the business and effect its restructuring in the name of shareholder value.
It is about a vengeful woman's effect on the narrator: "In the name of love and hope she took my shield and sword... From the pit of the bottom that knows no floor/Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine/From the alpha of creation, to the end of all time".
Thus, when planning a saccade towards e.g. the girl, phonological knowledge about the targeted object is known in advance of launching the saccade; in effect, we know the name of the thing we're about to launch an eye movement to.
Government undertook to regulate big business and the effects of great wealth, in the name of the national interest.
That was especially true when publishers ruled out animation and sound effects, as many had, in the name of making pages work fast enough for people using pokey dial-up modems.
At Yoritomo's death in 1199 Tokimasa became the guardian of the heir Yoriie and in effect regent, although Masako governed in the name of her son.
Audiences wouldn't tolerate getting rained on, or the absence of modern stage effects, if it wasn't in the name of history.
You can animate characters' faces and limbs, and then you can add texture, lighting, and special effects, and it's all in the name of getting kids to be enthusiastic about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) jobs.
