Sentence examples for regaining attention from inspiring English sources

Streaming models of computation are regaining attention among researchers seeking effective ways to express and exploit concurrency.

Clustering algorithms are recently regaining attention with the availability of large datasets and the rise of parallelized computing architectures.

As artificial intelligence techniques are maturing and being deployed in large applications, the problem of specifying control and reasoning strategies is regaining attention.

It's an apt metaphor for Goldstein's career, which blazed brightly in the seventies and eighties, then flamed out (he committed suicide in 2003, just as his work was regaining attention).

One's eyes glaze over, the head nods, but the host stubbornly persists, eventually regaining attention with a comment about the vegetarian John Harvey Kellogg's invention of cornflakes, or an account of scurvy — a disease that proved that in some cases fruit is more important than flesh.

As the impacts of climate change become more evident, indigenous vegetables that have been neglected for decades are regaining attention because of their tolerance to drought and resistance to pests.

Kermit keyboard verbs \Knethold and \KBreak are useful to regain attention of the command interface again, or to send a BREAK signal across the network, respectively.

Most recently, conjugated oligo-/polymers containing furan have regained attention due to their unique properties and promising application in organic electronics.

In the context of recombinant DNA technology, the development of feasible and high-yielding plasmid DNA production processes has regained attention as more evidence for its efficacy as vectors for gene therapy and DNA vaccination arise.

There was some fuss when he started at Middlesex but it took a change, to Somerset, and a deeper awareness of what he was trying to do, to regain attention.

In this context, women's role in the family regained attention.