The phrase "attention explain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is unclear when it could be used without additional context.
Example: "Please pay attention and explain your reasoning behind the decision."
Alternatives: "focus on explaining" or "please clarify".
We'll let online magazine Motherboard Vice, who brought the game to our attention, explain the rules: Desert Bus puts you behind the driver's seat for a real-time, 8-hour commute from Arizona to Las Vegas.
Basically, if you want my attention, explain - briefly - how you can make my life easier.
But if they want excessive attention, explain to them they're not the most important person in the world.
John Ratey, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard University and a specialist on the science of attention, explained that when people use digital devices, they get a quick burst of adrenaline, "a dopamine squirt". Without it, people grow bored with simpler activities like driving.
This 'bottom-up' control of attention explains why we find ourselves drawn to 'oddball' stimuli that are very different from the background, or to salient stimuli that share some sensory features, such as colour, with the target for which we are searching.
"It was Murray's voice that was getting your attention," explains 1996 world champion Damon Hill.
But it is not the Sherpa way to vie for such attention, explains Karma Sherpa, the mountaineer who owns Sherpa Mountain Travel.
"People were requesting features and giving us feedback that caught our attention," explains Popset and now Loom co-founder Jan Senderek.
The second line of thought that Campbell develops in support of the view that attention explains demonstrative reference is a line of thought pertaining to deductive arguments in which the premises refer to items that are picked out by demonstratives: Arguments such as '(1) That is F. (2) That is G. Therefore (3) That is F and G'.
"What imeem's proposing and there are other companies out there trying to do it too is, rather than monetizing the consumer's wallet, which is a finite budget and not all that big, monetize their attention," explains imeem Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Business Development Steve Jang.
"When the brain detects even the smallest changes in physiology, it may begin operating at a suboptimal level to get your attention," explains study coauthor Harris Lieberman, PhD, a research psychologist at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine.
