Sentence examples for Combined attention from inspiring English sources
The four don't run as a group, even though they have gotten some combined attention in the past year.
A third issue is that WMC might reflect performance of any combined attention task.
It is crucial that the disease is diagnosed as early as possible so that early interventions, such as cholinesterase inhibitors, episodic memory trainings, cognitive trainings, and combined attention and memory training, can be deployed to slow disease progress [ 4].
The potential of combined attention and recognition is illustrated by replacing the first layer of the HMAX architecture with a saliency network.
For mere human beings, it's impossible to foresee the course of a World Cup, in part because the combined attention of so many hundreds of millions of people creates a havoc of stories.
Steven Davis is closest to getting on the end of it, but is just squeezed out by the combined attentions of Per Mertesacker and Hector Bellerin.
He's arrived at a literary voice that combines attention to modern minutiae (which he confesses owes something to David Foster Wallace) with an earlier generation's attention to intense psychological realism.
Rina Kanehara has a good evening as the Fairy of the Golden Vine in the Prologue, and as Princess Florine in Act 3, combining attention to detail – fine épaulement, silvery wrists – with a disarmingly warm manner.
In constructive and incisive analyses, he pinpoints the computational strengths and weaknesses of connectionist and symbol-processing models of the mind, combining attention to minute particulars with an eye to what it all means.
Web sites are built through a practiced project lifecycle that combines attention to institutional standards, industry best practices while focusing on the individualized unit needs for a web presence.
The study of inheritance systems combines attention to the growing knowledge about inheritance mechanisms and processes in nature with reflection about the nature and dynamics of the evolutionary process.
