Sentence examples for driven attention from inspiring English sources

A further possibility is that the in-tune-fast music is the most distracting of the background music types, therefore eliciting more bottom-up driven attention compared with the other musical pieces and constraining attentional resource availability for the verbal material.

The "zero deforestation" effort, championed by Greenpeace and others, has driven attention and engagement to a critical international issue.

Georgieva said: "The impact of the Ukranian crisis is twofold, it has driven attention away from very pressing humanitarian situations, overshadowing crises in other places.

> -wrap-foot> Currenthe, the development of omic approaches and their growing convenience has driven attention away from the investigation of the organism itself.

This system is engaged in stimulus driven attention and detects salient and behaviourally relevant stimuli (Corbetta and Shulman, 2002; Corbetta et al., 2008; Singh-Curry and Husain, 2009).

From this perspective, the traditional distinction between bottom-up/exogenous and top-down/endogenous driven attention can be revisited and the classic concepts of attentional gain and attentional trace can be integrated.

It is also a tool to drive attention.

While most boycotts start out small and are used to drive attention to a subject, the BP abstention is in essence, a boycott in reverse.

These issues are more equivocal than the more photographable issues of aid, poverty, hunger, schools, so it is harder to drive attention towards them.

Even if all that the candidate did was to drive attention to this latent demand for reform, it could well shift the focus of the campaign in a way that made reform more likely.

Not coincidentally, the digital shorthand of such emoticons – for instance, Ghostface Killah raising a toast with a golden pimp cup or the Game's "Westside" gang hand gesture – also serves to drive attention back to rap stars' personal brands.