Sentence examples for passive attention from inspiring English sources

People are showing a clear preference for a fully formed video experience that comes ready to play on a screen, requiring nothing but our passive attention.

It's one we're all familiar with if we have paid even passive attention, and yet, despite its redundancy, we have yet to grasp its moral.

It riles him when his pieces are referred to as performance; he argues that, unlike traditional theatre and dance, they are shown in a museum, throughout opening hours, and they rely upon the participation of the individual, rather than the passive attention of a crowd.

Wilson's (1996) Model of Information Behavior describes that there are different types of information seeking, ranging from passive attention to ongoing search.

Positive and significant correlations were found between the FWMP and the ratio of theta power (5 Hz) and beta induced (event-related band power) in the task of passive attention when beta was set at 18 Hz (5 Hz theta/beta 18 Hz) (ρ = −0.36; p = 0.048) and 25 Hz (theta 5 Hz/25 Hz beta) (ρ = 0.36; p = 0.049).

The performer is presented as a member of the collective, and, even where one individual may stand out, such as the parade "royalty," he is essentially passive and wins attention merely as the focal point of a number of performers.

While many of the projects playing with this idea are more conceptual or humorous than they are actual commercial products, it does foresee a future of so-called "passive computing" where attention is diverted away from these "glowing rectangles" and back to physical reality, where we're surrounded by "smart" objects with computing power embedded inside.

You don't want to come across as bitchy, bitter, sad, passive aggressive or attention-seeking (which, unfortunately most subtweets do).

"The problem is that these images individualise an economic and political issue, and focus our attention on passive victims awaiting external assistance".

That includes paying more attention to "passive candidates"—those who are not actively looking for a job but might be open to seduction (see chart 2).

Despite active SWI occurring in many locations, it has received considerably less attention than passive SWI.