Sentence examples for voluntary allocation from inspiring English sources

Since gamma energy increases when a person gets engaged in a higher level of mental task or there is a voluntary allocation of attention, it is quite evident that there is an increase when the person is involved in a switching task [13, 14, 15].

At posterior sites, pseudo-targets elicited a large P3b component probably reflecting voluntary allocation of visual attention to targets as described as a key function of the parietal cortex by Cabeza and coworkers [ 24].

This might be in keeping with more effective voluntary allocation of selective attention to task-relevant visual targets and less involuntary attentional capture, driven by stimulus salience, on rotigotine.

It is interesting that despite the use of complex shapes, this finding is highly consistent with previous findings by both our own [ 29, 30, 32], and other research groups [ 23, 28] using tasks requiring a voluntary allocation of spatial attention and simple stimulus features administered across the horizontal meridian.

Voluntary allocation of attention is sometimes referred to as "top-down control" to distinguish it from "bottom-up" or involuntary capture of attention by powerful external stimuli independently of our intentions – indeed, such capture effects can sometimes occur despite our best efforts to prevent them.

Indeed, an ERP study by Fu et al. [ 19] investigating the interaction of voluntary allocation of attention and perceptual load on the modulation of visual processing found significant effects for the N1 (190 ms) but not for the P1 (100 ms) or the earlier C1 (84 ms) component.

The results highlight the role of alpha desynchronization in voluntary attention allocation towards the temporal conjunction of item and its context in episodic binding and the involvement of posterior brain areas.

In an interview published in English on January 18 , 2015 Huang stated that "we do not support the proposal to include prisoners in the voluntary citizen-based allocation system, rather we support the complete cessation of utilizing organs from executed prisoners" [ 9] - as if the proposal were from someone else.

Indeed, this addition introduced a higher, or relatively higher, perceptual processing load than in previous studies, as in some recent studies investigating the influence of perceptual load on C1 modulation in relation to voluntary and/or involuntary allocation of visuospatial attention [ 19- 23, 23].

However the critical question is: if attentional allocation is voluntary, why do the resultant symptoms not feel so?

This became apparent in March 2014, when he announced a plan to integrate organs from executed prisoners into the existing voluntary organ donation and allocation system (COTRS) for "fair, transparent, and corruption-free" distribution [ 40].