Sentence examples for attention of reading from inspiring English sources

One approach is to try to rely on as many human senses as possible to feed information to the pilots in parallel channels -- like the moving levers in the Boeing cockpit, which can be picked up easily in a pilot's peripheral vision instead of requiring the focused attention of reading a gauge.

Instead of reacting to the drama unfolding right in front of him, the man focuses all of his attention on reading a journalist's interpretation of those events.

This level of attention to reading literature may not necessarily mean substandard care.

It's a new medium for an era spent behind a browser, one that understands the impatience and fractured attention of people reading multiple things on a screen, the importance of grasping the takeaway within a matter of seconds.

Gerard Genette's "Paratexts: Thresholds of Interpretation" (1997) calls attention to an aspect of reading not often considered, namely those elements of books separate from the text proper that contribute to, and even shape a reader's experience of the work.

The considerable attention paid to the importance of reading attitude by educators and researchers has steered the development of integrated models of this affective domain of reading.

However, if test developers wish to draw students' attention to various specific subskills of reading (Brown & Abeywickrama, 2010; Hubley, 2012; Hughes, 2003), reading items may not necessarily have a direct impact on students' attempt to acquire them.

Most young children appreciate the attention of being read to from any book a grandparent enjoys, so these are better than none.

"The very significant gains made by homosexual-rights groups both in legislative terms and in popular opinion -- and the phenomenal speed at which those victories have come -- demonstrate that they have ample ability to attract the favorable attention of lawmakers," reads the 36-page brief filed by Bancroft PLLC, the firm hired by House Republican leaders to defend the constitutionality of DOMA.

In reading research, the concept of reading attitudes has attracted particular attention in the last two decades.

Although interactivity is considered a fundamental principle of cognitive (and computational) models of reading, it has received far less attention in neural models of reading that instead focus on serial stages of feed-forward processing from visual input to orthographic processing to accessing the corresponding phonological and semantic information.