In contrast, if the motion of the video is cluttered or the motion contrast is insignificant, human attention is attracted more to the contrasts caused by the static visual stimuli.
But considered more carefully and granularly, each thing that is sent requests and requires a not insignificant dedication of attention (to the thing itself, its form, its glow, its typical, heartbreaking insignificance) that's inverse to the decreasing amount of effort involved in the sending.
In this section, we address only rate response curves for which this behavior is insignificant, focusing our attention on how network extension has been used to tune a process's steady-state response curve.
When the pretest and post-test means of the CMMSE subdimensions were compared, the control group suffered a decline in orientation, showed no change in memory and language, and only a slight and insignificant improvement in attention and calculation.
Live TV's shamelessly tacky approach, spearheaded by former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie, won plenty of attention but insignificant viewer numbers following its 1995 debut.
Officials at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees say the flow was too insignificant to capture their attention before 2007, when they began looking at the situation.
I was reminded of a passage from Proust that accurately captured history's monotony: I blame the newspapers because every day they call our attention to insignificant things, while three or four times in our lives, we read books that contain essential things.
FEW truly insignificant traits receive as much attention as left-handedness.
When Mr. Woodford confronts the imperious Mr. Kikukawa about the matter, Mr. Kikukawa brushes off the whole matter as insignificant and unworthy of his attention.
