Sentence examples for summon attention from inspiring English sources

To avoid the detection of an abrupt letter change by a transient that could summon attention to otherwise untracked and unattended items, we imposed two different noises: (1) movement noise: all items moved with a small jitter orthogonal to the direction of motion and (2) added transients: every 750 ms all items would change their identity to the letter O for 250 ms, then change back again.

The absence of a congruency effect indicates that the irrelevant color singleton did not summon attention and was completely ignored.

To the extent that facial attractiveness summons attention (Shimojo, Simion, Shimojo, & Scheier, 2003; Sui & Liu, 2009) and increases dwell time (Leder, Tinio, Fuchs, & Bohrn, 2010), a less attractive mask should receive less scrutiny.

Clearly, how well observers can detect an event in a dynamic scene depends strongly on how many items those observers are able to monitor, unless the event itself summons attention.

BETHESDA, Md. — Sam Saunders, one of the qualifiers at the United States Open, was quietly practicing his putting Tuesday at Congressional Country Club when a fan tried to summon his attention.

As the resulting smell of smoking tyre intensified, he accelerated vigorously in the hope of getting home to summon medical attention.

Deployed right, they can hop around the world in minutes on the Internet; they can shake up giant companies or summon international attention.

High-profile massacres can summon our attention, and galvanize demands for change, but in 2015 fatalities from mass shootings amounted to just two per cent of all gun deaths.

We must summon our attention and our empathy for them, however distant they may seem in time or space, however soothing it may be to exclude them from our consciousness.

If you remove your hand from his mouth his crying will summon the attention of the soldiers who will kill you, your child, and the others hiding out in the cellar.

Neglected home projects summoned his attention.