"course of attention" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the direction or focus of one's attention over a period of time. Example: "The teacher's job is to guide the course of attention for her students, ensuring they stay engaged and focused throughout the lesson."
Finally, tonic activity, possibly reflecting the natural time course of attention, was predictive of subsequent memory.
A dual-task paradigm was implemented using a repeated measures design to determine the time course of attention demands during performance of a soccer penalty kick.
Eye-movement registration enables us to measure the course of attention over longer periods of time [ 37].
In this paper we focus on evidence from the attentional blink paradigm, which has proven to be particularly useful in indexing the time-course of attention.
In particular, acetylcholine (ACh) is released in the frontal cortex closely following the time-course of attention-demanding events [30].
Complementary studies show that ACh release in the frontal cortex closely follows the time-course of attention-demanding events (Parikh et al., 2007) and behavioural studies in humans suggest that ACh (by means of muscarinic receptors) is responsible for the maintenance of attention but not for attention switching (Furey et al., 2008).
He had no idea, of course, of the attention his work would get.
Twitter, Facebook News Feeds, FriendFeed and other micro communities that define the Statusphere, are driving action and determining the direction and course of individual attention.
The AB paradigm is one of the most widely used paradigms to study the time course of visual attention.
She actually failed only one course but her lack of attention to course requirements and response to her teachers and deans was more telling.
That achievement of course receives plenty of attention in "JESSE OWENS," the "American Experience" episode being broadcast on PBS on Tuesday night.
