Sentence examples for enduring attention from inspiring English sources

These review data support the claim that the argumentation was a significant topic of investigation and has received enduring attention from science educators for over a decade (Lee et al. 2009; Lin et al. 2014).

Secondly, performance may be affected by enduring attention, i.e., that watching the cueing human more intensely or for longer could also facilitate performance because it increases the subjects' probability of noticing and correctly recognizing minute gestural signals.

This is the YOLO-ization of cultural experience, whereby the pursuit of fleeting novelty is granted greater value than a patient dedication to an enduring attention — an attention which might ultimately enlarge the self, and not just pad one's experiential résumé.

In addition, four items evaluate functional impairment with respect to school performance, relationship towards adults and children, and the subjective level of suffering (functional impairment subscale), and six items assess competences regarding attentive, reflexive and enduring behaviour (attention- reflexivity subscale).

The same rules apply for those attacks that never grab national, or even enduring local, attention as well.

The albums 1987 and Who Killed The JAMs?, and the singles "All You Need Is Love", "Whitney Joins The JAMs" and "Down Town" all had small-scale production budgets and little mainstream popularity, yet their novel construction and The JAMs' provocative disregard for copyright gained the duo enduring media attention.

Yet because it involved youths and a school, a subset of victims and a location that carry special weight in America's collective consciousness, this attack and the ongoing manhunt for the boys believed to be behind it garnered enduring media attention and likely stoked the nation's deep fear of school shootings.

While Australia and the world saw relatively few deaths, the possibility that this might change underscored the enduring media attention and government vigilance.

Gee it was real!" His most enduring unrequited attentions were reserved for Ann Honeycutt, a. k. a. Honey, who eventually prompted as much bitterness as ardor.

It informs us about the reach of cognitive control and also serves to advance a resolution for the most enduring controversy in attention research concerning the question of whether the effects of selective attention can extend to early sensory processing (for a recent review, see Lavie, forthcoming).

That's its distinctive post-modernity, and its enduring claim on attention.