So armed, he felt free from the start to take up and engage with all that lay within the range of his attention and put it down on paper.
Others have pointed to the range of sports competing for attention of viewers on a Saturday afternoon, with some even suggesting that the decision to move the Derby from Wednesday to Saturday – a switch which is now nearly 20 years old – was when the rot started to set in.
The satellite-based AIS system receives messages from a constellation of low earth orbit satellites, which extends the range of coverage and attracts attention from more and more countries [3].
To investigate the influence of different parameters on the range of roof failure, special attention is given to some examples of square and circular tunnels, and the results computed can give some instruction for practical engineering projects.
The exposures in such subgroups are well within the range of exposures associated with attention and ADHD in the current study.
The primacy of engagement experiences and positive affect in predicting Cooperativeness scores at both periods contrasts with the range of variables predicting Joint Attention, suggesting that there may be important differences in the developmental processes underlying different types of social cognition, at least in chimpanzees.
Like freezing, the flight-or-fight mind-body state is characterized by a narrow range of attention in which the individual is focused on responding to the threat (or, in therapy, the body state associated with it).
Hybrid gels constructed from proteins and polymers have attracted a wide range of attention in the field of biomedicine and bioengineering.
The micro-social site has attracted a range of attention, notably from musician Ben Folds, who improvised a musical line-up based on the ChatRoulette users that appeared on his screen during a concert in March 2010.
The motivation for a group sequential, adaptive, placebo-controlled trial design was (1) limited information about where across the range of seven doses to focus attention, (2) a need to limit sample size for a complicated inpatient treatment and (3) a desire to reduce exposure of patients to ineffective treatment.
