Sentence examples for * instantaneous attention from inspiring English sources

SHOWCASE of Valerie Shaff photograph of a jumping dog: Aloft goes Carlo, a California broken-coated Jack Russell, in all-out terrier exuberance -- and why not, when a passing ball (or bug or Frisbee) demands instantaneous attention?

The New Yorker, September 16 , 1996P. 98 SHOWCASE of Valerie Shaff photograph of a jumping dog: Aloft goes Carlo, a California broken-coated Jack Russell, in all-out terrier exuberance -- and why not, when a passing ball (or bug or Frisbee) demands instantaneous attention?

For example, the negative deviance approach, during the aftermath of an adverse event, typically mobilises instantaneous attention, managerial resources, and a sense of urgency.

There was no anguish about the state of a nation whose golden generation has again failed to deliver, no air of threat in rougher pubs, and instead an instantaneous, pragmatic switching of attention to other sports.

A hallway hung with wallpaper samples — the first thing a visitor sees — commandeered my attention with the instantaneous authority of great art.

We defined the field of attention (FA) for instantaneous image categorization as the visual space within which the observers can rapidly categorize objects with accuracy above the chance level (55 60%).

Now, we turn our attention to characterize the instantaneous desired signal power (S).

A successful foreign policy is more often incremental than instantaneous ― it seeks results, not attention.

Despite these early amplitude effects, the N2pc onset latency was unaffected by cue validity, indicating an express, quasi-instantaneous re-engagement of attention in invalid trials.

He soon finds plenty of trouble and instantaneous Internet fame, going on to attract the attention of Hit-Girl and Big Daddy as well as that of Frank D'Amico Mark Strongg), a supervillain with a couple of Warhols and a teenager (Christopher Mintz-Plasse).

In a U.S. District Court complaint filed Friday, Luke Song claims that his "lavish and ornate" creation "gained instantaneous fame and notoriety, attracting much more media attention than even Aretha Franklin's performance itself" at the January 2009 ceremony.