Sentence examples for press vigilance from inspiring English sources
One of the many services performed by Edward Snowden was to show that nothing beyond constant press vigilance will curb "big security" from trampling on civil liberty, even in a democracy.
The League of Women Voters of Florida, which led the successful court challenge, called for vigilance as it presses legislators to fix the boundaries before the election.
Sport and equity can rhyme, but it takes honesty, vigilance, and a willingness to press beyond standard-issue five-ring rhetoric.
When task demand was low, requiring participants only to maintain vigilance for a signal to press a button, processing-speed ability (as measured by DSST) was negatively associated with neural connectivity.
Barack Obama described the situation as "serious" in a press conference last night and urged the public to show "great vigilance" in responding to swine flu.
Importantly, we computed our sleep LRPs not only by excluding any trial with button presses, but also after performing a conservative evaluation of their vigilance state.
The first task was a vigilance task in which participants passively viewed a fixation point and were periodically signaled to press a button.
In the vigilance task subjects fixated a cross in the center of a grey background and pressed a button anytime the fixation mark changed colors (mean interchange duration = 60 s, range 30 90 s).
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The reaction time task, administered to ensure vigilance, required the subject to watch a series of squares in blue, green, yellow and red and press a button whenever the red square appeared.
