Sentence examples for attention extracted from inspiring English sources
Attentional abilities were explored by the Digit Span Forward Test (WAIS-III-R) [ Wechsler, 1999], the subtest of attention extracted from the Montreal Cognitive test [ Nasreddine et al., 2005], and the Line Cancellation Test [ Strauss, 2006].
The neuropsychological battery comprised the following tests pertaining to various cognitive domains: attentional abilities were explored by the Digit Span Forward Test (WAIS-III-R) [Wechsler, 1999], the subtest of attention extracted from de Montreal Cognitive Test (MoCA) [Nasreddine et al., 2005], and the Line Cancellation Test [Strauss et al., 2006].
The doyenne of female jazz singers never has to raise her voice to command total attention, extracting the big emotions from a near whisper.
These studies greatly help us understand the way visual attention extracts perceptual information into VWM; however, they do not answer what exactly happens when the perceptual information begins to be extracted into VWM.
Three parameters of attention were extracted by mathematical modeling [ 28]: The storage capacity of visual short-term memory (K; 5 degrees of freedom [df]), the speed of visual processing (C; 1 df), and the threshold for conscious visual perception (t0; 1 df).
On the one hand, weight bias, caused by using original soft attention to extract memory information at each attention step, is avoided by both exploring attention and inner attention based GRU networks.
But I came to believe that his intent could well be to tell fanciful stories in hopes of drawing media attention to extract settlement payments in his lawsuits.
"For Pyongyang, the perennial problem child in Northeast Asia, it pays to provoke," Mr. Lee said, noting the North's longstanding strategy of using military threats to grab the region's attention and extract concessions.
On the other hand, memory updating block is capable to distill sentiment-relevant features from memory information, which is extracted by multiple attention block using multiple attention mechanism.
One study found that preschoolers can ask 75 questions per hour, not as bids for attention but to "extract" information from the adults around them.
