Sentence examples for extended attention from inspiring English sources
This is the only part of the process that requires extended attention.
Certain shows get extended attention, most (though not all) of which had Shubert involvement.
This has been interpreted in terms of attentional vigilance: heightened and/or extended attention to negative stimuli (e.g., Pratto & John, 1991), which would slow any decision (such as lexical decisions) on other aspects of the stimuli.
The only living things to receive Lazzell's extended attention were flowers arranged in vases, which she began to depict in 1927, after her second trip to Paris, and continued into the 1950's.
One baffled reviewer of Gordon's book confessed, "Even if both women were unquestionably interesting specimens of liberal American womanhood in the late 19th century, neither seemed -- to this reader at least -- sufficiently distinctive to warrant such close and extended attention".
The murder rate had risen to 1,896 killings a year; 3,254 rapes would be reported in the five boroughs, but only one captured the city's extended attention and later exposed bias in its criminal justice system and media establishment.
At two years of age, children display joint attention by extending attention beyond the present and understanding that the targets of other's attention extends to the past as well.
Previously, information security issues were studied in a technological context, but growing security needs have extended researchers' attention to explore the management role in information security management.
At a time when the depletion of pharmacotherapeutic options extends to orphan diseases in adults, is it possible to consider its therapeutic benefit as extended to attention disorders in children?
With this week's news that the negotiations have once again been extended, media attention has been focused exclusively on reactions from Israel and political leaders in the U.S.
