Sentence examples for attention technique from inspiring English sources

Some of their models used a bidirectional RNN for character-level word embedding combined with a variation of the attention technique used to choose between word-level and character-level embeddings, though the labelling itself was done by a CRF.

This is in contrast to other forms of meditation, such as the focussed attention techniques (e.g. Tibetan Buddhism, Qigong) and open monitoring techniques (e.g. mindfulness, Sahaja yoga), which are generally more contemplative/concentrative in nature, effortful, and focussed on the present moment [ 12].

It is possible to watch "Crazy Horse" in a state of baffled reverie, seduced by the fine-grained attention to technique and dubious about the merits of what the technique produces.

As Olivia De Prato confidently handled the work's minute, exacting tonal fluctuations, attention to technique fell away.

Performance of accurate and high-fidelity manometric recordings requires a thorough understanding of how the manometric system operates as well as careful attention to technique.

Panettone has its roots as a regional specialty in Milan, a luxury bread made for the holidays with an obsessive level of attention to technique and ingredients.

Mulholland has used feedback to evaluate visual attention, a technique that may be useful in diagnosing brain‐damaged veterans and children with perceptual problems.

More attention to technique and ingredients could easily make dining at Olive Lucy's as appealing as sipping sangria and watching the crowd.

Perhaps he might have pointed out that singing opera (and rapping, for that matter) also demands a great deal of discipline and attention to technique.

MGs practised a focused attention meditation technique; ECGs were told that they were practising meditation but were given instructions for a sham meditation.

This study aimed to investigate the efficacy of an attention training technique (ATT) on pain ratings, threshold and tolerance during the cold pressor task.