For one, the visual system is highly attuned to face stimuli, including subtleties of skin tone (Fink, Grammer, & Matts, 2006; Frost, 1988; Bindemann & Burton, 2009) and face shape (Oosterhof & Todorov, 2008; Ekman, 2003).
In addition to attempting to prop up the status quo, Snyder contended that he is more attuned to the issues facing Native Americans than media members covering the controversy surrounding the name and iconography of his football team.
Talking about prescription drugs will also allow him to indicate that he is attuned to the economic pressures facing the elderly and middle-class families, political analysts say.
But in the last decade, audiences have become far more attuned to looking past the face value of all types of media – ironically because they have been influenced by crusaders for transparency such as Julian Assange.
Researchers should be attuned to the boundaries stakeholders face and create suitable ways for community members to participate (Bond 1990; Westby and Hwa-Froelich 2003).
That difficult period means he's perhaps more attuned to the harsh realities founders face.
We are attuned to surprise because we usually face so little.
These projects, many of which are documented online at Proyecto CARA (full disclaimer: I'm also co-founder), are often much more interesting than the current exhibits in bigger galleries or museums, often because they are more attuned to artists' needs in the face of systematic institutional inaction. .
He is striving to be in the best physical and mental shape he can be and attuned to the intensity a scrum-half faces, with the challenges that lie ahead later this year at the Rugby World Cup".
"Kerik needs to be attuned to the hardships that the police face every day," said Officer Philip Gonzalez, who is retiring next month.
