And always, the past is pressing in, memories of childhood, the crowded streets and tenements, shared rooms, overbearing and eccentric relatives and neighbours - the immigrant poor, attending to the call to American identity.
The composition of these food call sequences related reliably to food quality, suggesting that listeners can gain information from attending to the call sequences.
Since she knew more English than he, she always attended to the calls.
Then move away from the group or individual and attend to the phone call.
During the action, thousands of elective operations had to be cancelled and in London the ambulance service declared an emergency and was only able to attend to the most serious call-outs.
Field studies with primates have shown that individuals attend to the meaning of calls, not just their acoustic surface features [25], indicating that it is acceptable to use the same stimulus sequence on several individuals.
Nevertheless, as a form of power, there is the potential for repression as well as production and we should therefore attend to the possibility of what Bourdieu calls 'symbolic violence'q.
Call the ambulance to attend to the injured.
In the current study, we examined whether listeners were able to extract meaningful information relating to food quality by attending to the composition of these heterogeneous call sequences.
As the new year began, a skeleton crew of Fruit of the Loomers, aided by "confidential document destruction" workers from a company called Lone Star Shredding, attended to the factory's final cleanout.
Rather than attending to individual calls, bonobos attended to the entire sequences to make inferences about the food encountered by a caller.
