For individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), salient behaviorally-relevant information often fails to capture attention, while subtle behaviorally-irrelevant details commonly induce a state of distraction.
But when RKO put the 82-minute version into general release in 1942, it failed to capture the attention of a public preoccupied by news of the war, and it soon became clear that "Fantasia" was a flop.
So having failed to capture voters' attention for something that is still 16 months away, politicians are competing for the next best thing: dollars now.Famously, in the first six months of this year, George W. Bush, the governor of Texas, raised $37m for his campaign nearly three times as much as anyone has raised before.
Though its strategy was to differentiate itself through curated playlists and mood-based radio, those failed to capture the attention of mainstream listeners.
Because Medscape has not concentrated on commerce initiatives and has chosen instead to be a key information provider, it has failed to capture the attention of market observers to the same extent as PlanetRx and Drugstore.com despite its steadily growing base of visitors.
Despite being California's first open Senate race since 1992, the contest failed to capture much attention and was largely overshadowed by the presidential race.
Even before the bombings, the campaign had failed to capture the attention of voters compared with the 2010 special election following the death of longtime Sen. Edward Kennedy.
Idolator editor Mike Wass labelled it "another twinkling postcard from the streets of Auckland" but felt that it failed to "capture the attention" like "400 Lux" or "Tennis Court", two other songs from the album.
This message of completely eliminating the consumption of meat has worked well for the few individuals who are vegans and vegetarians, but it has failed to capture the attention of the 95percentt of us who continue to eat meat.
But while the country is in the midst of a serious reckoning with police brutality after a string of high-profile cases of black men and boys being killed by cops (see: Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Walter Scott, Laquan McDonald, Freddie Gray, Robert Chambers and on and on), the Holtzclaw case has failed to capture national attention.
Equally worrisome – and less noticed – are continuing humanitarian needs that have failed to capture the attention of the world.
