Sentence examples for groups attention from inspiring English sources
Although at first suspicion wrongly focused on Middle Eastern terrorist groups, attention quickly centred on Timothy McVeigh who had been arrested shortly after the explosion for a traffic violation and his friend Terry Nichols.
Certain age groups' attention is arguably increasingly shifting to these more contained communications mediums — channels which offer both private and public comms within the one app, as Facebook does, but which aren't centrally focused on publicly broadcast personal content.
In view of double amine functionality and the six carbon chain between the amine groups, attention was paid to whether the amine groups acted independently and whether or not internal cyclisation would affect the carbamate forming mechanism.
Lipase-catalyzed promiscuous reactions, such as carbon carbon bond formation, Henry and Aldol reactions, have attracted some groups' attention (Gonzalez-Martinez et al. 2016; Guan et al. 2015; Tian et al. 2016; Zhou et al. 2017b).
They're both considered safe Republican seats, so the groups' attention is shifting to competitive general election races, if it hasn't already.
Of course, when used in other countries, in other languages, or in other patient groups, attention for validation of the instrument is again important.
As a case in point, I introduce the reader to the cognitive mechanism of group attention.
A LAMINART architecture unifies properties of visual development, learning, perceptual grouping, attention, and 3D vision.
Use a short (3 4 min) slice of the lecture video to focus group attention and provide a sufficient springboard for discussion.
Our conclusions point out correlations between designers' behaviors and future artifact acceptance and actions that interrupt or bring back group attention.
In particular, I focus on the differences between group attention and ideomotor imitation in terms of their (a) compliance to the social-mental dichotomy, and (b) contributions to building common knowledge a prerequisite for human communication and collective action.
