Sentence examples for deconcentration from inspiring English sources

Attention deconcentration allows the diver to pay close attention, while returning to the surface, to the state of his or her body, to what Molchanova described as "the subjective feeling of empty lungs at the deep".

To still the unbidden apprehensions that might interfere with her dive — what she describes as "the subjective feeling of empty lungs at the deep" — Molchanova uses a technique that she refers to as "attention deconcentration".

The psychoneticists talked into the night about their experiments in "deconcentration of attention" and other techniques of spiritual self-development.

Molchanova's technique for concentration was based on a procedure she called attention deconcentration.

"With deconcentration, we have no objects, just a feeling of everything in a single integrated whole".

"There is quite a substantial deconcentration going on," he says.

While Mr. Brooks's proposed solution is admirable -- deconcentration of poverty and "cultural integration" -- he seems unwilling to call for racial integration.

The economy was expanding for most of the 1990's, but that alone does not explain what Mr. Jargowsky described as the "deconcentration of poverty".

Attorney general activism, he said, probably has less to do with new legal doctrine or judicial decision-making than with "an emotional shift" toward deregulation and deconcentration of power that began under President Reagan and has gathered force under George W. Bush.