Sentence examples for while alert from inspiring English sources

Here we describe an initial study of neural responses in the lateral intraparietal area (LIP) of the cerebral cortex while alert monkeys discriminated the direction of motion in a visual display.

While alert to the score's spikiness, the instrumentalists were more careful to emphasize its beauties, as with Lance Suzuki's gorgeous flute tone at the start of "Der Kranke Mond" and the cellist Jay Campbell's Romantic richness in "Gemeinheit".

And yet, while alert to the possibility that history can be abused, as it unquestionably was in the Balkans in the 1990s, most decent people still endorse George Santayana's celebrated dictum: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it".

And yet, while alert to the possibility that history can be abused, as it unquestionably was in the Balkans in the 1990s, most decent people still endorse George Santayana's celebrated dictum: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". The consequence of this is that remembrance as a species of morality has become one of the more unassailable pieties of the age.

Chan explained that he is in a semi-state of consciousness, being both in a dreamlike world while alert enough to be in the moment.

He warned young men, while alert for what was new in science, against giving up "old drill, the old memory of times gone by, the old schooling in precedent and tradition, the old keeping of the faith as a preparation for leadership in days of social change," and he declared, "We must make the old humanities human again". He was no foe to science but welcomed its instruction.

While alerts from Verizon on subjects like stocks, weather and sports are free, recipients are billed for messages from other users.

The album's giggly prelude titled "!!!!!!!" reminds listeners of her youth (while alerting us to the fact that she has taken off her Invisalign).

While alerting half the country to an often thrilling, and hitherto overlooked, genre, they also managed to terrify the other half with what some of the media saw as an endless glorification of drugs and gang culture.

By the end of April it will be replaced with a more focused — color-free — system that promises to point authorities to specific threats while alerting the public through the news and social media (Watch Out! in 140 characters).

But with the lie about Clooney it has also scuttled whatever solidarity it might have had with the American press, while alerting the American public to the fact that, as Will Oremus wrote at Slate, "it does not deserve to be taken seriously".