Sentence examples for experts attention from inspiring English sources

Either way, the North Koreans have certainly attracted those experts' attention.

Technology alienation, a phenomenon in which technology while benefiting humans, also brings harm to humans, has aroused many experts' attention.

This part of the research only took 4 days – a time that has been found to be optimal in similar research conducted in the past on Wikistrat's platform, to ensure that the experts' attention is kept at a maximum.

Though it is worrisome that in the presence of six tutors, who were informed about the learning objectives, more than 70% of the participants denied to have received extensive feedback on some basic skills (e.g., camera navigation and body positioning), a possible explanation is that the more complex tasks distract the experts' attention from the more basic tasks.

Levitation control, as one of the most important techniques for electromagnetic suspension (EMS) vehicles, has been always drawing the worldwide experts' attentions and favors [1, 2].

"If your property has a unique feature that you feel needs expert attention, then discuss with your agent.

Time, perhaps, to consult Wikipedia's entry on motivation though it turns out to be one of the articles flagged as needing expert attention.

The illnesses are reinforced by a local belief that the symptoms are a sign of authentic suffering, worthy of expert attention and care.

The problem, says computer scientist Samuel Madden, is that proper programming of the nets' data-gathering "motes" can require months of expert attention.

Regardless, the main sticking point was that A.B.A. was both intensive — requiring as many as sixty hours a week of expert attention for two to three years — and expensive.

With all the commotion, it turned out that there were both experienced mountain guides and doctors among the night's clientele, so she had plenty of expert attention, and a helicopter came for her as soon as daylight arrived.