Sentence examples for attention established from inspiring English sources
The task set and orientation of attention established during a switch trial could therefore be re-used for the next (stay) trial.
The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Written by Himself (1845) gained the most attention, establishing Frederick Douglass as the leading African American man of letters of his time.
It is here that the international community also needs to refocus its attention, establishing an understanding of Syria's oppositional movements that extends beyond the armed and political opposition and beyond actors that fit within the limits of their own strategic interests.
When the novel finally appeared in 1975, it received little critical attention but established Kertész as a unique and provocative voice in the dissident subculture within contemporary Hungarian literature.
It is also attracting the attention of established players.
The popularity of NeoMagic's chips has attracted the attention of established semiconductor companies.
In theory — and if it gains significant traction — the platform could help to level the playing field for local bloggers competing for attention with established media outlets by surfacing their content alongside more mainstream media new stories.
SmallRivers is now gearing up to launch Paper.li in beta, and says it has already attracted a lot of attention from established social and traditional media companies for partnerships.
Peter Matthiessen's classic 1978 book The Snow Leopard (Matthiessen P., 1978. The Snow Leopard. Viking Press, New York) catapulted this majestic cat to the general public's attention and established Nepal as the land of snow leopard.
Yet others believe that science is a social endeavor and its evolution is governed by forces very similar to those that cause fashions to change, with new research topics seeming to catch our attention and established topics falling out of vogue.
In blind infants, joint attention is established by means of auditory input or feeling another person's hand on an object and may be delayed compared to sighted infants.
