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The previous few years have noticed a striking and surprising progress in the field of social entrepreneurship and has amplified attention ranging throughout all the diverse sectors.

They said it would increase the stakes at Guantánamo partly by amplifying the attention internationally to cases that would draw intense attention in any event.

To figure out whose votes should be amplified, pay attention to employees' track records in evaluation.

We hypothesized that masked priming is amplified when attention is directed to the stimulus stream in the time window of masked prime presentation, even in the absence of any prime awareness.

I was surprised at the results because the leading idea of how attention worked at the time was the "spotlight model"— that attention amplifies perception of everything within a certain limited zone of space.

Disclosed trans people who "pass" are objectified in different ways than those that do not: Mock and I are gawked at when we disclose because we pass (and that attention amplifies our voices and our experiences); trans women like Bruce Jenner are objectified regardless because they don't.

These findings may support the hypothesis that attention amplifies the output of parvocellular channels, which are sensitive to low temporal and high spatial frequencies [23] and to stimuli at isoluminance [24].

This involves expanding or narrowing a data set in order to amplify more attention-grabbing results--as when researchers compare a more or less homogeneous category of Americans amounting to 30% of the population to a widely heterogeneous category that makes up the remaining 70%.

These results provide evidence that behavioral temporal-contrast sensitivity can be largely altered by top-down attention and support the notion that attention substantially amplifies the gain for sustained image inputs.

The increasing rate of technological change further amplifies these challenges of attention and self-regulation.

Previous studies have shown that attention mainly amplifies the response of well-driven neurons in the visual cortex and has comparatively little effect on neurons that are not well driven (McAdams & Maunsell, 1999; Treue & Martínez Trujillo, 1999), in support of such a multiplicative interaction.