Sentence examples for boosting of attention from inspiring English sources
Although we focus here on the automatic boosting of attention, an alternative interpretation cannot be ruled out.
That includes recent research showing that short micro-breaks spent looking at a nature scene have a rejuvenating effect on the brain — boosting levels of attention — and also that kids who attend schools featuring more greenery fare better on cognitive tests.
Although the prize will give the city a boost of attention, it is not quieting critics of the mayor and Mr. Klein.
Events, meanwhile, is also going to be getting a boost of attention.
Coupling a marketplace for unpaid positions to one that already gets a lot of traffic for paid positions could see a boost of attention for volunteering.
Nokia's Asha line of less-expensive smartphones, not developed on Microsoft's Windows Phone but Nokia's own proprietary OS, is getting a new boost of attention today.
The startup has had a boost of attention in the last few days around the SXSW confab in Austin, possibly because people have been actively hunting around for the next big thing à la Foursquare and Twitter's coming-out parties of years past, but possibly just because of new features.
The startup has had a boost of attention in the last few days around the SXSW confab in Austin, possibly because people have been actively hunting around for the next big thing à la Foursquare and Twitter's coming-out parties of years past, but possibly just because of new features.
Each candidate gets a boost of attention when he or she announces a run for the presidency, but news outlets covered Trump's campaign kickoff far more aggressively than those of the other Republican contenders.
The last Greater Good post discussed how years of meditation practice can physically alter the brain in ways that help us manage our emotions and boost our skills of attention.
I felt our forests and national wildlife refuges would get a much needed boost of national attention from the overflow of media attention.
