Sentence examples for output attention from inspiring English sources
Output: Attention assessment using computer graphics.
Therefore, we are going to interpret the system as a black box thatreceives input from a user (activity) and returns some output (attention), withoutconsidering the actual effect that the input causes inside the system.
Besides input, output deserves attention as well.
She replaced a management team dominated by political appointees with abler experts and returned some resources to maintaining mature fields, whose output suffered as attention turned to the pré-sal.
The publication compared the 2014 lithium situation with oil, whereby "higher oil prices spurred investment in expensive deepwater and oil sands production techniques"; that is, the price of lithium will continue to rise until more expensive production methods that can boost total output receive the attention of investors.
The selection has been tailored both to highlight Warhol's innovative early output and to focus attention less on his photographs as aesthetic objects than as sources for his work in other mediums.
The attention on output was so great that the department's head of offshore drilling boasted about how he "oversaw a 50 percent rise in oil production," a misguided accomplishment for a regulator.
The Incubator series, in its initial program on Nov. 1, showed that Mr. Ashley's chamber music, a small and overlooked part of his output, warrants far more attention.
Yet this "Elektra," which can currently be seen on the Arte channel's Web site and will arrive at the Met in 2016, occupies a special place in Chéreau's output, because his signature attention to nuances of character humanizes a masterpiece that often seems grimly relentless.
So the attractively visualised output leads to less attention as to what the program really does to the data.
The increased emphasis on output and efficiency shifts attention away from the educational aspects of mentoring relationships (e.g., providing room to try, fail, and try again).
