Lisa Guernsey Correction: August 21, 2004, Saturday An article in Circuits on Thursday about teachers' efforts to counter the distractions of electronic gadgets in class misidentified a software program used by one teacher, Nancy Kemp of Cairo, Ga., with her high-school drafting students.
The TNT analyst Steve Smith (85 percent from the line for his career) said it may have started because opponents would switch spots and walk across between shots, throwing some trash talk in the shooter's direction and teammates wanted to counter those distractions.
I set out to make music as a conscious counter to those distractions.
The company employs deep learning and computer vision to process the data collected by its units in the cloud, and provide insights and coaching services to counter things like driver distraction and fatigue.
Interestingly, a counter argument to a "distraction account" is that according to the theory from cognitive science outlined in points 6 7 above, a comparison task such as a computer game requiring verbal processing should not only be ineffective but may even be harmful in increasing the development of later flashbacks.
"School is telling us female bodies are distracting, and it's wrong," Virginia said, countering that the actual distraction is when teachers interrupt class to send a student away to change.
Engaging with right-wing trolls is a distraction and counter-productive.
Abramović, a performance-art celebrity who has lately been concerned with countering digital-age distractions, did nothing to disrupt this latter-day norm; indeed, she further sacralized the format.
ReprintsThe counter-trend has been increased distraction.
The way ahead is likely to be messy for everyone, including the United States, and could turn out to be a major distraction from efforts to counter the insurgency, which is spreading closer to the main population areas.
