The company is widening its attention to Sussex, Kent and Surrey, where it believes major resources of shale gas lie trapped in rocks thousands of metres below the surface.
In this case of insight puzzle-solving, the brain seems to widen its attention, in effect making itself more open to distraction, to weaker connections.. "At this point we have strong circumstantial evidence that this resting state predicts how you solve problems later on," Dr. Kounios said, "and that it may in fact vary by individual".
The relatively new area known as "Everyday Aesthetics," discussed again below, has taken up some of these insights and widened the attention of philosophy so that it more readily recognizes the role of creativity in domestic life.
In widening participation, further attention to issues such as patterns of language and of time and how they influence access will need consideration.
Mr. Jalan said in a telephone interview that he was giving attention to widening the poor's access to banking services.
Also helpful are meditation exercises that practice narrowing and widening the focus of attention, and open-focus biofeedback exercises, in which the individuals use EEG biofeedback to improve their capacity to induce the high-amplitude alpha waves that typify open-focus attention.
Gibson could have made the margin greater and although the scoreline was a fair reflection of the game, Oldham will now turn their attentions to widening a one-point gap above the League One relegation zone.
Your attention widens again to take in the bizarre image.
In the rising industrial democracies the market for large-scale buildings worthy of an architect's attention widened, and the different users asked for a bewildering range of new building types.
It has long been acknowledged that a widened span of attention that allows concurrent processing of different information sources is important for creativity [Mendelsohn, 1976].
