Our results support previous claims of dissociations between some forms of spatial attention and conscious perception, but also highlight the importance of exogenous orienting on the selection of information for conscious access.
They identified three, somewhat distinct, subsystems of attention: alerting, defined as achieving a state of readiness; orienting, defined as the selection of information from sensory input; and executive attention, defined as detecting and resolving conflict between potential responses.
Temporal orienting is defined as the selection of information according to stimulus occurrence at a particular, task-relevant point in time, resulting in prioritized processing of that stimulus (see, e.g. Nobre & Coull, 2010) (in other contexts temporal orienting has been termed the 'temporal' or 'when' aspect of prediction as opposed to the 'structural' or 'what' aspect, Schwartze et al., 2012).
Shareholders have no real say in the selection of Orient-Express's directors".
The presence of the orthogonally oriented units may not be accounted for by the selection hypothesis alone, because horizontally oriented units should be most unlikely detected if the lack of experience decreases selectivity or responsiveness.
I orient the odds ratio such that selection in favour of mRNA secondary structure is indicated by WMH <1: i.e. lower numbers of optimal codons, and lower numbers of synonymous substitutions at paired sites.
The selection and analysis of policy instruments are mainly oriented at their technical effectiveness and financial feasibility while social sustainability plays a minor role.
The selection of the tools and languages should be performance oriented rather than dictated by the available skills of the development team.
All three are in their 60's, and the selection of any one would run counter to the campaign's assertion that it wants to present an energetic ticket that is oriented toward the future.
The selection is multifaceted.
