Sentence examples for extension attention from inspiring English sources

He still doesn't move those hips as well as he could, but his arm and leg extension, attention to minute detail and general form is remarkable.

In having "control" subjects merely follow their regular school routine, three RCTs failed to control for various generic factors that define the receipt of any "active" intervention (i.e., a novel event; time extension; attention paid to participants; availability of information) [ 39, 58, 64].

The Apple Watch is not a watch but an extension of our attention, a small nugget of electronics that, ultimately, is as dumb as the green screens of yore.

This proposed view of how to consider gene expression (or similarly peptide/metabolite abundance) in a genetical context is currently receiving considerable attention, extension and refinement of methodology [ 21- 25].

We discuss potential reasons and suggest extensions to visual attention models to better account for task-based visual analysis.

"It is an extension of the personal attention the brand takes in real life with its most faithful customers," says Yves Meylan, director of Jaeger-LeCoultre France.

"While English and French Creoles get more attention, the extension of Papiamentu into different domains like writing, education and policy is incredibly high," said Bart Jacobs, a Dutch linguist who studies Papiamentu.

The proposed extension transforms this intense attention into a responsibility to perform an action (spreading information in this case).

This model is an extension of the Selective Attention for Identification Model (SAIM; [ 16, 19, 20]) adopted to simulate visual search and therefor is termed VS-SAIM.

Anonymous draws public attention — and by extension, that of executives and shareholders.

After Mr. Clinton's remarks on the tax cut extension drew a flurry of attention, his spokesman, Matt McKenna, issued a statement.