There are actually three types of attention: First, the kind that is driven by conscious, high-level concentration guided by the executive systems of the brain.
"I honestly think I'm the kind of person that is driven by fear of failure rather than striving for success," Mr. Noto told Wharton magazine in 2009.
But by the end of her trip, when her local companions consider her a kind of pilgrim, she is driven with the doggedness of a Shackleton or a Hillary.
Ideally, Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said, that kind of street surveillance is driven by the patterns that emerge out of crime complaints in particular locations.
Yet she still struggles, as do others, to explain why "the new generation of jihadists appears to have descended into a nihilistic kind of violence," which is driven by revenge rather than by more tangible and political objectives.Of the two books, Ms Pargeter's work is the more nuanced and could well become a seminal work on Islamist radicalism in Europe.
This kind of ionospheric convection is driven by the dawn-dusk electric field, which is mapped from the magnetopause and magnetotail into the high-latitude ionosphere along the conducting and equipotential magnetic field lines.
Our interest in this kind of estimation errors is driven by the usual practice in population projections, where the population of the open age interval is projected on the basis of the life table death rate for that age group (Preston et al. 2001).
They do not want or need to be the kind of guy who is driven to prove his illusory sexual prowess by aggressive targeting of any unlucky woman who arouses his animal instincts.
Like in speculative bubbles of all kinds, the art market is driven in part by the psychology that underlies purchasing behavior.
Based on the kind of need, an entrepreneur is driven by together with his/her personal and network characteristics it is possible to predict the kind of opportunities, identified and the utility value extracted from them.
