Sentence examples for attention direction from inspiring English sources

The White House on February 17th announced that 17,000 more troops would join the existing 65,000 Western troops "to stabilise a deteriorating situation in Afghanistan, which has not received the strategic attention, direction and resources it urgently requires".Despite the weight of history and the yearly deterioration in security, American commanders remain convinced that the war is "winnable".

The head has been selected as the location for the interaction because it has been relatively under-researched compared to the torso or hands, and offers potential for hands-free attention direction and integration with new head and eyewear technology.

He announced an increase to U.S. troop levels of 17,000 in February 2009 to "stabilize a deteriorating situation in Afghanistan", an area he said had not received the "strategic attention, direction and resources it urgently requires".

Figure  5 shows group maps of the voxels selected from each attention direction (before they were merged to a single selection).

For successful BCI control, the responses to each of the attention directions need to be distinguished reliably, not only from each other but also from visual input provided by the video feedback.

This means that our classifier consisted of six binary SVMs, one for each pair of classes (attention directions), and an image was assigned to the class with the majority vote.

An additional strength is the inclusion of healthy elderly adults that performed a relatively simple task, with the single manipulation of the direction of attention focus to either the left or right side in auditory space.

This Digest surveys the major types of quadruplex-binding small molecules that have been designed and studied to date and directs attention to directions where future development of more drug-like compounds is likely to be most productive.

Infants and toddlers between 6 and 36 months of age may be the most challenging population for obtaining systematic and reliable behavioral data using paradigms that require the child to sustain attention, follow directions, and direct their cognitive effort toward a task that requires adherence to a somewhat rigid protocol.

In the Shakespeare class, for example, taught by Stephen Paul Johnson, an actor who has appeared in several Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival productions, other regional companies and the television show "Law & Order," each student received individual attention and direction.

Of the 22,000 students who started classes at Nassau Community College last week, there are probably thousands of recent high school graduates like Ms. Neidecker -- uncertain and in need of a little extra attention and direction.