For his part, the party's communications chief Stephen Lotinga thought the campaign focused too much attention on forming a future coalition with either of the main parties.
Yet for most of the late 20th century, economists focused their attention on forms of competition that took place within a very specific institutional context: voluntary exchange in markets.
Ellis (2006) defined FonF as an approach which "entails a focus on meaning with attention to form arising out of the communicative activity" (p.100).
As regards the focus of correction as revealed in the self-assessment report, none of non-language teachers pay attention to form when providing CF on papers of students while language teachers understandably focus their CF on both form and content (70%) and only three out of the ten (30%) language teachers report giving emphasis on content alone.
Paying attention to form is in vogue among amateur runners.
The purpose of such concentrated attention on the material form of a sign is to gain some sort of an experiential comprehension of its esoteric significance, somewhat similar to that of mantra incantation as just discussed.
Professor Carl Thayer, a former Southeast Asia regional specialist at numerous Australian defense education institutions, expected that, "Vietnam will focus its attention on getting some form of unity in ASEAN particularly as it will be chairing a ministerial meeting later in the year.
Though non-dialysis requiring CKD following AKI - is common and potentially problematic, we focused our attention on the extreme form of CKD, chronic dialysis, which has the most profound implications for quality of life and survival [ 2].
In order to see the reach of these concepts and methods, consider a few examples drawn at random: –The "flash crash" of May 2010 focused attention on the many forms and roles of algorithmic trading of equities.
Based on an evolutionary perspective, the assertion that the monkey's ACC has a role in alerting is well in accordance with the view that alertness might be a foundational form of attention on which other attentional systems rest [12].
