Sentence examples for novel attention from inspiring English sources

Variants of a novel attention modification paradigm were developed, designed to induce a group difference either in participants' tendency to selectively engage with, or disengage from, threatening meanings.

His debut novel, Attention.

More importantly, when dogs were presented with a dog silhouette or dog vocalizations, they showed no bias or a right gaze bias in the above mentioned experiments, suggesting that similarly as in other mammals and humans, the right hemisphere shows increased activity in association with novel, attention grabbing or unexpected stimuli [44].

The discovery of the role played by epigenetic modifications on the function of paternal genome has prompted novel attention on the function of sperm DNA during embryo development.

"For those with a message and a desire to reach millions of people in a novel, attention-getting way, there is no better way to advertise".

We design and test multiple game-inspired novel attention-annotation interfaces that require the subject to sharpen regions of a blurred image to answer a question.

The use of these novel, attention-getting sounds and facial expressions and their asymmetric expression on the right side of the face therefore might simply reflect the left hemisphere's superior motor acquisition ability [62] compared to the right, rather than reflect differences in the communicative capacities of the two hemispheres in chimpanzees.

But Ms. Sontag remains surprised by such a reaction, given that her novel brought fresh attention to a historical figure who had become obscure.

His novel commands attention and occasionally deregulates the pulse.

The structure of Shields's novel draws attention to them, as if letting you see life's unnoticed stitching.

Meyer himself sees these larger forces all too clearly, and it is his portrayal of America's devastated industrial base that is likely to get this novel much attention: "You could not have a country, not this big, that didn't make things for itself.