It is also supposed to give us control over our imagination and an ability to govern our attention (Essay I.ii.4. §46).
Obama, as most nominees do, moved rapidly to the center as it became clear he would be his party's nominee in 2008, and has continued to govern with attention to the political center since becoming president in 2009.
However, a lack of NK1R would blunt both glutamatergic excitation and GABAergic inhibition of noradrenergic projections from the locus coeruleus to the prefrontal cortex, which govern visual attention (see Yan et al. 2009).
This basic principle governs our attention all the time.
The model assumes that processing is largely feedforward but also is influenced by a feedback loop, governed by attention, inducing selective enhancement of signals being processed.
The appellate ruling also turned attention to the often confusing patchwork of laws that govern health care coverage for immigrants in New York who have not become United States citizens.
Slow-wave electroencephalographic activity is increased in this patient population, especially in the frontal regions (24), which govern executive function and attention.
Friends and even adversaries say the governor, 51, is far more in his element demonstrating his wonky, superorganized approach to governing with prompt attention to citizen needs.
Theoretically, the focus on organizational aspects of governing techniques draws attention local variations in the power/knowledge effect of techniques, thereby contributing to a relatively neglected aspect of governmentality.
As practiced in the United States, with certain honorable (and hence unprofitable) exceptions, journalism remains superficial, voyeuristic, and governed by the attention span of a two year old.
