Sentence examples for respond attention from inspiring English sources

In March, when antiwar protesters blocked traffic on Fifth Avenue and paraded in front of the Fox News offices on Sixth Avenue between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth Streets, the electronic news ticker that wraps around the building suspended Iraq-war headlines to respond: "ATTENTION PROTESTERS: THE MICHAEL MOORE FAN CLUB MEETS THURSDAY AT A PHONE BOOTH AT SIXTH AVENUE AND 50TH STREET".

Much like dogs, Ms. Dontanville said, chinchillas care about and respond to attention from their owners.

Though there was a sharp rise in youth turnout in 1992, often cited as evidence that young voters respond to attention from candidates like President Clinton, that spike corresponded with a higher-than-normal turnout over all.

The nurses gave specific details of how to overcome these difficulties and respond with attention to the perceptions of the patients, remaining relaxed and communicating calmly to help them restore control of their breathing.

If she does respond, pay attention to her body language.

It is just polite to respond to attention from other users.

If the horse is slow to respond, his attention has probably wandered.

According to information processing theory, humans process stimuli, rather than merely responding, employing attention mechanisms such as working memory.

Colzato and Hommel found that, relative to a sample of cocaine-free controls, recreational users show increased costs in switching between different tasks [12] and no reliable inhibition of return (IOR) [13]-the (commonly robust) phenomenon of slowed responding when attention needs to return to a previously attended location [14].

The panels in Figure 5B shows how the same cells responded when attention was kept constant (toward the stimulus far outside the receptive field) and the preferred stimulus was presented at either twice or half the contrast of the null stimulus.

In the first of these newer RCTs on child-centred music therapy methods [ 15], it was suggested that improvisational music therapy may facilitate skills fundamental to social interaction in children with autism and proves to be effective in improving lower levels of initiating joint attention and responding to joint attention bids.