Sentence examples for steering attention from inspiring English sources

Among them are Doze Alert and the Nap Zapper, mechanisms worn behind the ear that buzz loudly if your head falls forward; the Driver-Drowsiness Alert System, which uses vehicle-mounted sensors to monitor driver behavior and deliver a warning (including light, sounds and seat vibration); and the Steering Attention Monitor that sets off an alarm when abnormal steering movement is detected.

Dick Middlekauff, 43, who says he drives 75,000 miles a year for Ebiz-Innovations, an Internet-based company he owns, bought the Steering Attention Monitor after "pushing it so hard" on several 400-mile trips between Jacksonville, Fla., and Atlanta that he would find himself at exits and not remember how he got there.

At his current ministry, Nath, 60, has led bilateral trade initiatives with the European Union, Japan and Latin American countries and is steering attention to the larger South Asia region.

And he had a propensity for living beyond his means, which suggests that he was probably most comfortable in the role of host, raising topics that were meant to enlighten or amuse, while tactfully steering his guests' attention away from the check.

We can practice steering our full attention back to our family, our friends and our lives more often.

Derided as a buffoonish figure of fun for attempting to keep dry while his England team failed to qualify for Euro 2008, McClaren is currently attracting far less media attention for steering Derby County to fourth from 14th in the Championship after a run of just two defeats in 15 matches since he replaced Nigel Clough in September.

In general, steering will always attract attention to the tutor and leave the group more passive in upcoming difficult situations.

34 Distraction caused by smoking is associated with, among others, decreased dexterity controlling the steering wheel and reduced attention to the road (when the cigarette is being lit or put out and as a result of eye irritation caused by the carbon monoxide present in SHS), in addition to the lower perception of risk that smokers have at the wheel versus non-smokers.

Planting perfectly straight rows on level ground is the ideal way to do this, but if you have curving rows, or simply planted carelessly, paying attention to steering the tractor will prevent losing part of your crop.

Consequently, how to precisely estimate the actual steering vector has attracted considerable attention.

Should any safety concerns arise during the conduct of the study these will be brought to the attention of the steering committee and carefully reviewed.