We suggest that the crucial factor for the occurrence of a Garner-interference is whether reaction time is measured such that it actually reflects the total duration of the response selection processes or not.
A decade earlier, I watched the utterly barbaric video of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi beheading Nicholas Berg, and now, as then, a video of a beheading garners a response unlike any other form of intentional brutality.
Culture - an overused buzzword typically spouted off by large companies as a way of garnering a sense of teamwork and cooperation in an organization.
No doubt, too, the Jag is far more of an event, garnering massive attention where the Porsche blends into the background.
As the furniture side of her business grew, so did Irelands confidence: She took a more active day-to-day role, and Moretz became more of an advisor, garnering an increasingly smaller cut of her action.
Capital's investigation reportedly found changes were made to a page detailing the death of Mr Garner, a black man who died after being restrained in a chokehold by NYPD police.
"Those types of stories garner a lot of attention," an official at Freddie Mac said, but added that they were "isolated occurrences".
A video recorded by a friend of Garner named Ramsey Orta shows much of what ensued; it suggests that Garner posed no threat to anybody.
Garner's death had became infamous precisely because it was videotaped by a friend of Garner's with a cell phone, and the video, which we could all watch on YouTube, was not blurry or muffled or ambiguous.
A video of Garner's death filmed by a bystander served as a catalyst for a year of public scrutiny of police violence in minority communities.
As a verb, to feel can mean to be aware of, to garner an impression of, or to develop an emotional experience for.
