Sentence examples for naming for from inspiring English sources

These strategies showed context dependence for pitch cues and naturally fell into 2 categories that were not mutually exclusive, namely: 1) timbral facilitation, characterized by superior pitch naming for certain instrumental timbres often in a restricted pitch range, and 2) the use of reference tones, with the musical notes C, G, and A identified as salient (see Table 3).

"Barbaro" is a hero's journey told with respect, through his baby pictures (what a cute foal!), naming (for one of six foxhounds in a painting) and competitiveness.

A delighted Daphne takes his advice and the predictably unfortunate results cause her to end up with a more empathetic view of naming for adults and children alike.

"Regarding naming rights, we are in the process of developing guidelines and protocols to pursue appropriate sponsorship opportunities, but we are not considering naming for memorial purposes," Mr. Soffin said in a statement on Thursday.

He made strategic appointments, naming, for example, a priest who helped bring about Most Holy Redeemer's transformation from an aging parish to one made up mostly of gay men, said the Rev. Donal Godfrey, a Jesuit priest and author of "Gays and Grays," a history of Most Holy Redeemer.

Intervention was associated with an increase in correct picture naming for both students.

It was named for Chester, England.

Areas are named for Times Square, Fifth Avenue and Central Park.

His tunnel was quickly named for him.

It was named for Hampshire, England.

The county was named for patriot John Hancock.