Sentence examples for attention bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

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However, monitoring of the overall project needs to be strengthened, focusing in on priority intermediate results and points where RO and division outputs converge, to trigger managers' attention to bottlenecks and problem areas.

Research into the attention-related demands of particular tasks became another way by which to approach the issue of where the attentional bottleneck is located.

In biomedicine a translational paradigm has been recently adopted to accelerate the pace of scientific progress[1] by focusing attention on the bottlenecks that constitute the so-called "valley of death", a place in which promising basic research findings go that fail to make their way into (or out of) clinical trials and therefore never have a chance to develop into therapies for patients.

This is based in information processing theory, the scattered attention hypothesis, and bottleneck theory in which attention is a limited resource (Maslovat et al., 2013; Van dur Schuur, Baumgartner, Sumter, & Valkenburg, 2015).

Neisser interpreted these experiments as suggesting that, insofar as there is a bottleneck that attention is needed to manage, it must often be a bottleneck in behavioural coordination, rather than in simple information processing capacity.

Here's what needs to be done: Funders should pay attention to the career bottlenecks that exist in different disciplines and tailor their investment accordingly.

Continuing interest in the utilization of renewable biomass resources for the production of alternative fuels has brought increasing attention on the technical bottlenecks that still need to be resolved and how the variability of different lignocellulosic materials might influence the efficiency of enzymatic hydrolysis.

Although the implementation has proven to be successful in terms of executing scenario bundles, two bottlenecks need further attention: (i) devising stable algorithms for large deformations in physical interaction simulation and (ii) incorporation of already existing algorithms for simulation of low-level human motion control.

According to the bottleneck theory of attention, attention can be allocated to only one task at a time.

Overall, this body of research regarding in-class multitasking affirms ideas purported by the bottleneck theory of attention as well as the scattered attention hypothesis, and presents evidence against the trained attention hypothesis.