Sentence examples for indirect attention from inspiring English sources

They spoke little and only occasionally, in short sentences that never became conversation or dialogue, any hint of which died a natural death, interrupted by the attention that the woman was giving to her body, in which she was utterly absorbed, and by the indirect attention that the man, too, was giving to her body, through his camera lens.

Thus, while the number of followers can be seen as a measure of indirect attention, the in-degree number can be seen as a measure for direct attention supported by action.

The level of attention is measured in two ways: the number of followers a users has in general (indirect attention) and the number of mentions (including retweets) and replies a user has in the network (direct attention) represented by the in-degree, meaning the number of edges going to a vertex in a directed graph [46].

While the prevalence and persistence of MVT in recombinant E. coli libraries has been studied previously, the issue of MVT in S. cerevisiae libraries has received only cursory and indirect attention.

This sort of indirect, half-conscious attention is actually harder to summon up on purpose than the usual kind, in the way that free-associating out loud is harder than speaking in an ordinary logical manner.

Indirect estimates of attention shift times can be derived from the visual search literature [12] [15].

On the other hand, there are sufficient similarities in the populations that the indirect comparison warrants attention.

The R value highlights that the indirect effect of attention accounts for 30% of the variance in the effect of alcohol devaluation on subsequent choice.

The differences in direct and indirect health care cost between the Tai Chi and attention control (wellness education and stretching) groups will also be compared.

Results of the tests are presented in detail and it was concluded that the rotation rate sensors can be effectively used to monitor flexural vibrations of beams, with particular attention to indirect strain monitoring.

Yet, effective management requires more attention to indirect drivers such as demographic, economic, sociopolitical, and cultural factors.