The second variable is the predominant source of input -- in waking, for instance, the brain's attention is concentrated on the external environment, but in REM sleep the brain is mostly minding itself.
For instance, the homeopath's attention to idiopathic symptoms (of no significance to conventional diagnosis) and their intent to elicit detailed and nuanced histories of bodily sensations.
Gender norms influence parents' spousal relationships and shape how parents treat their children, for instance in the attention paid to them as infants, the allocation of domestic work or in restrictions on public activities.
At the time that Ocean's was being planned, the casinos of Havana and beaches of Miami, for instance, claimed the attention of east coast gamblers, and several Vegas resorts were in real peril of closing.
A recent single-unit recording study by McAdams and Reid [ 11] in macaques found, for instance, that attention was able to enhance the visual responses of simple cells in the primary visual cortex (V1) in between 23.5-47 ms post-stimulus, without changing the underlying spatial and temporal structure of the receptive field.
Some of the jitters held the attention: for instance, the uncertain steps forward and backward that Monica Bill Barnes took in "She's Snapped, She Left," a solo in which she appeared to be trying to survive in the rat race of daily life.
To keep a Komondor, for instance, the coat needs special attention to separate forming cords.
Unfortunately, it has been recently discovered that some doctors have been prescribing certain drugs without a good reason, for instance the drugs for ADD (attention deficit disorder).
Take, for instance, the story of demand for greater attention to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
In the game of happy family, for instance, the rules call for twists of attention to bolster the pretense that nothing is wrong.
