Sentence examples for a wider attention from inspiring English sources

A wider attention to issues of diverse identity, particularly attentive to racially inflected differences, characterizes both feminist theory in general and aesthetics today.

The work has only recently attracted a wider attention, with more modern treatment founded by the late Professor Jiři Koryta.

While his paintings are often inspired by Greek literature, the objects reflect a wider attention to ancient architecture and sculpture -- for example, ziggurat tombs, temples, Greek kouroi and Egyptian and Sumerian statues.

This is because while creativity and WM have certain opposing characteristics [for the detailed discussion about this matter, see Takeuchi et al., 2011c], creativity has been suggested to be associated with a wider attention span [Mendelsohn, 1976], and thus, MT-training was hypothesized to lead to enhanced creativity.

Thus, a wide attention has been paid to the CDM model based on the WIMPs.

Bismuth oxyhalides (BiOX, X = Cl, Br, I) as effective photocatalysts have attracted a wide attention for its outstanding performance on air purification with solar energy.

At the same time, its thermal property has drawn a wide attention.

Recently, nanosized semiconductor metal oxides have attracted a wide attention because of their optical and electrical properties.

Since the introduction of bioactive glasses in 1969, these materials have attracted a wide attention for tissue engineering applications.

2D metamaterial received a wide attention as an extension of frequency selective surface, leading to a class of metamaterial called metasurface.

In particular, wires have recently attracted a wide attention, since they are important both in fundamental physics and in advanced electronics and photonics applications.