Sentence examples for apparent attention from inspiring English sources
As the technological limitations of monitors become more apparent, attention has been shifting to software as the potential answer to eye torture.
On A&E, Mr. Kurtis can't resist a loaded sign-off about Einstein and the scientist's own apparent attention deficit as a child.
Playing a floozie by caricature, with no apparent attention to character, Cindy Katz as Myrtle is not very good at shouting, by instinct or by design.
The boxes were taped so tightly that Mr. Berrios struggled loudly to open them, paying no apparent attention to Ms. Moore.
He made a cardboard box for each painting and lined it with all or part of a page from that day's edition of a local newspaper, with no apparent attention to what had been reported on it.
Whilst guidelines were similar to those used internationally (e.g. at http://www.palliativedrugs.com) (31), interviewees reported that dose reductions, duration, and method of stopping differed between hospices and between prescribers, with little apparent attention paid to guideline suggestions.
In his engineering, use of materials and energy, man lets design takes second place, whereas nature treats materials as expensive and designs with apparent care and attention to detail.
Although confounded with whether the noise was added to the stimulus or mixed with it within the brain, it is apparent that attention did not abolish SR, as SR occurred for both left (attended ear) and right (unattended ear) standards.
A number of studies have shown that distractors in the RSVP stream are inhibited in order to facilitate target selection [3], [22] [24], but this is only apparent when attention is available (as is the case at long lags) but not during the AB [3], [25].
Endogenous biases become apparent when attention is paid to one of several concurrently presented stimuli.
However, it was becoming more apparent that attention would also have to be given to problems of interrelated commodities and to the effects of technological developments.
