Sentence examples for ubiquitous attention from inspiring English sources

The images have unsurprisingly attracted ubiquitous attention, both good and bad.

Do you think BP enjoyed the ubiquitous attention it received after its infamous oil spill?

Additionally, the considerable use of antibiotics has garnered ubiquitous attention regarding the wide and extensive antibiotic resistance of microorganisms [ 93, 94].

Instincts arose to call our attention to rare necessities but now we use them to produce ubiquitous attention-grabbers.

Cedilla, which is set in the late 1960s and early 70s, sees the teenage John escape from the bedroom, from the cosy stagnation of suburban Buckinghamshire and from the twin strangleholds of almost constant medical supervision and equally ubiquitous maternal attention.

As observational data on rare diseases become more ubiquitous, greater attention is needed on methods to analyze these data to validly evaluate health outcomes in patients with rare diseases.

And big luxury brands are ubiquitous, with their attention focused on fast-growing markets in Asia, especially China.

However, as personal media devices have become more ubiquitous, dividing our attention amongst several media has become a daily "real-world" behavior.

Mind wander ing) (MW) or zoning out is a ubiquitous phenomenon where attention involuntary shifts from task-related processing to task-unrelated thoughts.

While ubiquitous computing requires attention to the multi-contextuality of people's mobile device use encompassing spatial, temporal, and social dimensions of mobility, the typical avenue for IS research studies has been the single context (e.g., team, organization, or inter-organizational).

Existing approaches for supporting context-aware knowledge sharing in ubiquitous healthcare give little attention to practice-based structures of knowledge representation.