"perfect attention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's level of focus or concentration, indicating that it is flawless or ideal. Example: The teacher praised Sarah for her perfect attention during class, noting that she didn't miss a single detail and participated actively in the discussions.
Even though this should pose no problem to the visual system, our results show otherwise: The clear congruency effect indicates that at least on a subset of trials, attentional selection was not perfect; attention must have gone first to the distractor before it went to the target.
Their tenderness and perfect attention gave the moment more reality than the trained performer.
"The Winner" is set in 1994, with geekily perfect attention to costumes, settings and references like "Herman's Head" and "Wings".
And if someone isn't paying perfect attention, the application can be filed in the other twin's folder".
In June, the family drove down to see him on Family Day, and Chris was stunned by the transformation: his son stood at perfect attention on Pershing Field for forty-five minutes in his dress uniform.
Their path to that harmony was epiphany, the crystalline gift of a moment's emotional clarity or perfect attention to a thing or place, like Walden Pond, in which the universe stood suddenly revealed.
His works are not only perfect attention-grabbing material for social media, but they inspire an appreciation for classic imagery mixed with trips down the rabbit hole.
The presentation isn't picture perfect – the attention goes into making the food taste nice.
HONG KONG — Thousands of troops stood arrayed at perfect, hushed attention around Tiananmen Square.
Even before Sleigh Bells' first album, "Treats," was released in 2010, they were darlings of the indie scene, propelled by a perfect storm of attention.
Thus, your perfect formatting and attention to detail may be lost when the document is opened in a less updated version of the program.
