Sentence examples for time for faces from inspiring English sources

Recent research shows that holding a gun increases the bias to categorize other objects as guns (Witt & Brockmole, 2012) and that holding a gun increases dwell time for faces during free viewing (Biggs, Brockmole, & Witt, 2013), but it remains unknown whether holding weapons changes the way we scan a scene for changes.

Prolonged recognition time for faces (in terms of a socially accepted span of time).

But her teachers will have less time for face-to-face meetings with their vulnerable pupils.

After a period of collective utopian fantasy it was a time for facing complicated, painful realities.

The time for facing up to this problem is now long overdue.

The time for face-saving by the administration is over, and the task before us must be faced realistically.

Internet-based self-help interventions may have the potential to successfully bridge waiting time for face-to-face outpatient treatment and, thus, contribute to overcoming treatment gaps.

The trend goes to training on the job and shortened time for face-to-face training sessions in favour of self-learning phases.

Preceptors expressed a need for lighter workloads, further educational preparation, more time for assessing and assisting students, increased support from stakeholders, and dedicated time for face-to-face contact with nursing faculty.

As technology increasingly replaces direct human engagement, it is important to make time for face-to-face contact and rich conversation in a different tempo, free of goals, deadlines or distractions.

As technology increasingly replaces direct human engagement, it is important to make time for face-to-face contact and rich conversation in a different tempo, free of goals, deadlines or distractions.