His series of her, portraits of delicate, cold-eyed attention, express a son's uncompromising love.
Those on the qui vive who need to flaunt their with-it-ness in the face of the stodgily au courant have turned to hot, with the extreme of "forwardly fashionable, at the center of attention" expressed as way hot or hot-hot.
Lastly, greater arousal towards the social interaction condition, which presents with more interesting, salient and therefore endogeneously attracting features, might induce increased activity in regions involved in sustained attention expressed by increased saccades, such as the Frontal Eye Field (FEF) [42].
Psychophysiology: Selective attention expressed as P300 amplitude [ 34, 35].
Nevertheless, physical nearness and attention, expressed by leaning forward over the table and orienting towards the patient, have been consistently linked to patients' positive perceptions of physicians.
Both types of stimulus featured a retinal expansion, yet only the approaching stimulus captured attention, expressed by faster response times (RTs) and shallower search slopes when the moving stimulus was the target.
Along with your cover letter, its your chance to hold their attention, express your key skills and achievements, and entice the employer or judging committee to want to know more about you.
Fuller directs our attention to poetry's power to get our sudden attention by expressing real experience in other words.
But audiences are rewarded for attracting attention and expressing emotion, not for their persuasiveness or empathy.
Around 1786, Marshall gained public attention by expressing his suspicions about James Wilkinson's negotiations with Spain for free use of the Mississippi River and the possibility of Kentucky's secession from the United States to affiliate with Spanish possessions.
