As with chimps and dolphins, a dying or dead elephant may elicit attention and aid from others, including those from other groups.
On the opposite, one could also argue that the human action sounds are less frequent in the infants' environment and thus elicit increased attention due to their novelty.
It seems odd that in this post-Lawrence era, such a cover choice should elicit much attention.
Urban environments can certainly elicit involuntary attention (honking horns in Times Square), but they do so in a harsh, peremptory way that requires voluntary attention to override.
But there is nothing in the Islamic Republic's history to support projections that future mourning rituals for those killed in the Ashura protests will elicit similar attention.
"This technique, hunger striking, is consistent with the al Qaeda training, and reflects the detainees' attempts to elicit media attention and bring pressure on the United States government," Martin said.
The pattern she outlined is clear: a certain type of defendant, whose case probably won't elicit public attention, isn't cut the same slack as Mr. Blagojevich and other white-collar defendants.
It was enough to elicit the attention of the consumer-focused venture firm Maveron, which wrote the company a check for $5 million.
These findings further indicate that migraine patients are sensitive to visual and auditory stimuli and suggest that the same auditory and visual stimuli could naturally elicit more attention from migraineurs compared with normal controls.
Parents who adopt may elicit extra attention, questions, and reverence, but we certainly shouldn't be put on a pedestal above our children or above any other parents.
These properties would differently elicit infants' attention.
