For example, an attention-grabbing animal-print cardigan can be teamed with a classy silhouette below the waist, which the Autograph collection does very well.
I don't subscribe to the notion that all good stories must have, for example, an attention-grabbing opening, a turning point, a twist at the end and an extended metaphor.
In Norman and Shallice's (1986) attention to action theory, for example, a supervisory attention system is called upon when required actions are novel, nonroutine, or complex.
B. "Oy!" The answer is "example B". "Oy" means "attention" and is precisely 13 less words than "example A".
For example, CPT is primarily an attention paradigm and the Iowa Gambling Task is commonly referred to as a decision-making task.
In the Sabiny community in eastern Uganda, for example, a lot of attention was paid to educating girls as a way of fighting the practice of female genital mutilation.
"For example, a lot of attention is being given to the fact that there are restrictions on enriching to over 5 per cent, but we were very concerned about that a year, a year and half ago.
In Mack and Rock's 'inattentional blindness' paradigm, for example, subjects who are given an attention demanding task pertaining to a stimulus in one part of the visual field frequently fail to notice shapes or words that are flashed up elsewhere (Mack and Rock, 1998).
The trouble is that it is very hard to distinguish noise from useful pieces of data.For example, an extraordinary amount of attention is paid to analysts' forecasts of company profits.
Therefore, this study investigated the effects of the mere presence of an instructor in a video example on attention allocation and learning.
The ability to control attention may be critically required for the subsequent acquisition of a range of other skills for example, executive attention may be an important "tool for learning" in language acquisition [ 13].
