And if you want to see Toyota at the top of its game, examine the Venza's execution and attention to detail.
"I keep saying that effort gets you close but execution and attention to detail gets you the wins".
15 It involves controlled body weight transfer, which is similar to the step responses required to cope with external threats in everyday life; thus, we hypothesized that the game has the potential to improve voluntary step execution under attention demanding circumstances.
Rights groups have condemned the growing rate of executions, calling attention to the lack of access to fair trials and criticizing death sentences for being handed down without judicial restraint.
Therefore, with the focus on physical and cognitive improvements in complex situations and the execution of attention-demanding tasks, strength-balance training should be combined with cognitive training.
What matters most is often — usually — execution, not wisdom; attention to detail, not vision.
On the first day of this phenomenon, the so-called Miracle Day, Oswald, a former schoolteacher and convicted paedophile murderer, survives his own execution, drawing global attention, and subsequently is released from prison on a legal technicality.
With practice, the execution requires less attention, less conscious awareness, and becomes more efficient.
Recent ERP studies have uncovered the existence of two temporally separated brain activations during the execution of visual attention tasks in which a lateralized target is presented together with some distracters [17] [21].
In normal circumstances, a walk represents an automatic activity, in which the sequence of execution pays no attention.
