Sentence examples for attention to input from inspiring English sources

I'll tell you that right now.' " Mr. Stanton leaned heavily on his colleagues at Disney-owned Pixar for guidance, paying less attention to input from people with experience in live-action filmmaking, according to people who worked on the movie.

No other design community spends anywhere near the same attention to input complications.

Meteorologist John Snow of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, says that Lautenbacher paid close attention to input he received from atmospheric and ocean scientists during his term, including calls to invest more research dollars into predicting hurricane intensity and monitoring and forecasting forest fires.

Trust your own judgment and your ability to pay attention to input from others, and choose what you think is best.

We restrict our attention to input-oriented efficiency measures and omit output orientation, cf. Banker et al.

Birrell's criticism also reveals a common mistake when we talk about the "do-gooder" sector: misguided attention to inputs, rather than outputs.

"The challenges facing the South African public education system underscore the need to approach educational change in a comprehensive, rather than a piecemeal way - one that pays equal attention to inputs, throughputs, and outputs; that encourages public-private partnerships and school-community relationships, and focuses attention on improving the teaching force".

In this chapter, we explore the rationale behind understanding this molecular landscape, with particular attention to essential inputs, conditionally essential inputs, and nonessential inputs.

Our results confirmed that this paradigm can indeed be used to induce automatic shifts of attention to spoken input.

Furthermore, meaningful stimuli with high emotional valence, such as infant cries or the voice of a family member, can induce more widespread "higher-order" cortical responses (Bekinschtein et al., 2004; Di et al., 2007; Jones et al., 1994; Laureys et al., 2004) and facilitate applying top-down attention to relevant input (de Jong et al., 1997; Fellinger et al., 2011; Holeckova et al., 2006).

But pay attention to the input voltage.