This was possibly due to social facilitation, where the detection of a threat by a few alert animals showing a greater alert response resulted in the whole group moving towards a nearby refuge.
In accordance with our assumption that the ANT version of Callejas et al., [ 33, 34] allows differentiation of the three attentional networks and their interactions, we obtained the following main experimental results: 1) SZ exhibited slower overall RTs than C, 2) SZ displayed a greater alerting effect compared to C. 3) In SZ only, an interaction was found between alerting and orienting.
Wuttke is a great walker, alert to the city's changing moods and cultural temperature, aware of how history has marked its topography and altered the names of its streets, knowledgeable about the islands of repose offered by its parks and lakes.
The last time these two nations met he had a great game, alerting many in Europe who hadn't seen that much of him, to his prodigious talent.
Mr. Portis's friends say he talks much the same way, and to judge from "Combinations of Jacksons," a memoir he published in The Atlantic in 1999, his nonfictional style isn't much different from his fictional one: in both he is a great noticer, always alert to the odd but telling detail.
They are also a great signal to alert you if a cattle thief did indeed attempt to steal your animals and was desperate enough to break and enter.
But you have done a great service by alerting nonprofits to this growing threat.
Most monitoring services do a great job at alerting users when something goes wrong.
2. Write your profile from the POV of your ideal reader: A great LinkedIn profile alerts the reader that the writer knows what she's talking about.
And so, Regeni walked into the force field of police activity in central Cairo, at its point of greatest alert.
