Zero distractions is a great feature for the easily distracted.
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Bentley the puppy is easily distracted and it's absolutely adorable.
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Trump is counting on people being stupid, and easily distracted.
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Being easily distracted is the reason I'm not on Instagram.
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If you're easily distracted, Flipd is about to become your BFF.
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For people who are easily distracted, Flowstate could be a godsend.
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They appear only when they need something, or are easily distracted.
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Like Marcello himself, the narrative and roving camera are easily distracted.
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When we barely sleep, we're irritable, less productive, and easily distracted.
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"In these streets you could get easily distracted by anything," said Diaz.
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But I often find that I'll get easily distracted on my phone.
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Often, she could single-handedly arrange time with the easily distracted president.
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It would be salutary to learn one, but he is easily distracted.
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Maybe it's because I'm easily distracted, and these videos are short and digestible.
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Sadly for Exxon and its friend Chairman Smith, we're not so easily distracted.
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They say congregants have a shorter attention span and are more easily distracted.
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"We should be talking about the economy, but we're easily distracted," said Rep.
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Today's directors aim for attention totality in order to capture easily distracted audiences.
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And it will take the personal involvement of a busy and easily distracted President.
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He is compared to an easily distracted child who must be kept "on task".
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Experts say the human brain may be too easily distracted for self-driving cars.
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I can focus on problems that I used to get really easily distracted by.
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Peter Zurich: It's almost impossible in Switzerland to trick them; they're not easily distracted.
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So in spring training, Sanchez told Bohling he felt too unfocused and easily distracted.
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I've been trying to read CME (continuing medical education), but I'm too easily distracted.
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Three cheers for electing a leader too easily distracted to be a successful authoritarian!
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I do believe I'm very much more easily distracted and that makes me uncomfortable.
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Though to be fair, I'm not really one that's easily distracted by windshield-mounted objects.
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Unfortunately, Trump has a history of exaggerations, half-truths, and outright falsehoods, and becomes easily distracted.
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She is a little frivolous, easily distracted, occupied more by her private life than by politics.
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This transit squares against chaotic Uranus, influencing our minds to become more easily distracted and unpredictable.
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That means he isn't easily distracted, his focus is on what is going on in the moment.
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He's still easily impatient, easily distracted, and openly sheepish about the ways he's failed Hank and Hope.
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While we are bogged down in partisanship, our adversaries across the globe are not so easily distracted.
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An anonymous former employee also said the presenter suggested women had smaller brains and got easily distracted.
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I even believe computers will probably turn out to be safer drivers than too-easily distracted humans.
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Let's hope when fully autonomous vehicles are finally on the highways, they won't be so easily distracted.
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In semi-autonomous cars, it's easy to see why drivers might be easily distracted by their smartphones.
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I'm a flirt, easily distracted by a meaningful glance or the touch of a good-looking man.
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Few high-culture events in a famously busy and easily distracted town bring in as wide an audience.
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Perrin said she was more easily distracted when she first began to play with Moore during their relationship.
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I get easily distracted by sorting and folding baby clothes and work on other organizing in the nursery.
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I got too easily distracted by shouts from my opponent or stray balls flying wildly from other tables.
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But he is easily distracted, lurching from topic to topic based on whatever happens to sprint to mind.
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It happens in slow motion, making us easily distracted from the cumulative destruction one generation passes to the next.
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While it seems exceedingly simple, it's a pretty brilliant back-up system for our busy schedules and easily distracted minds.
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Instead, employers want people who think on their feet and generate outlandish ideas — and in some cases are easily distracted.
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On the global stage, countries and leaders may not be as easily distracted as American voters were from their core concerns.
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Like many people who are easily distracted, I often find myself struggling to give that task at hand my undivided attention.
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It's a powerful look into how a young, easily distracted brain will consume basically anything in the middle of the night.
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Picking out lemons in the produce aisle, we immediately find something in common: We are both easily distracted in grocery stores.
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It could be a handy feature if you're sick of the 20 odd tabs you've got open and are easily distracted.
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I'm very easily distracted and quick to procrastinate, so I usually have to do all my emails before I start drawing.
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And if we ever need to take the planet back, Flora Colossi are apparently easily distracted by 1980s video game consoles.
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As for being easily distracted, Isaacson warns that a young Leonardo today might well be medicated out of his creative urges.
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Taking Note In the world according to Peter Thiel, the technology entrepreneur and billionaire, liberals and journalists are easily distracted children.
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I'm too prone to dozing off on the couch, and too easily distracted by my phone, to keep the necessary focus.
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It has become abundantly clear that Mr. Trump is easily distracted by shiny objects, especially if they reflect back on him.
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If he hadn't been an easily distracted perfectionist, he would have left behind a larger official oeuvre but a less impressive one.
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As cellphones got smarter, they also became marginally more dangerous to the clumsy, easily distracted humans holding them, according to new research.
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I don't think voters want a president who gets so easily distracted, especially when the issue doesn't really relate to our daily lives.
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This story about why humans are ill-suited to tasks like monitoring autonomous vehicles, and easily distracted, originally ran on March 24, 2018.
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As long as you're not the easily distracted stoner type, it's the kind of film that gets even deeper than your typical bong.
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As a novelist, he's jittery, mobile, always on the prowl for new material, not so much easily distracted as easily consumed, quickly recentered.
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No one doubts that Germany will be different, less generous and certainly less easily distracted when the Euro 2016 tournament starts in June.
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The companies say the cars will be safer than regular cars simply because they take easily distracted humans out of the driving equation.
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The effect is an immersive, cocoon-like space—nightmarish for claustrophobes but a comforting place for easily distracted visitors to recalibrate their senses.
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"The President Show," in which Anthony Atamanuik plays Donald J. Trump as an angry and easily distracted mean kid, is its comedic twin.
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The overall experience is like cowriting a novel with an easily distracted toddler possessing an encyclopedic knowledge of cultural references and prose cliches.
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The retired neurosurgeon said he believes Trump has learned a lesson from the current controversy and won't be so easily distracted going forward.
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The ADHD survey asked students to evaluate whether statements like "I'm easily distracted" or "I don't listen when spoken to directly" applied to them.
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Earlier research out of Stanford revealed that self-identified "high media multitaskers" are actually more easily distracted than those who limit their time toggling.
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Mickey was in training to be a K-9 with the sheriff's office, but he "flunked out" for being too friendly and easily distracted.
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For a child who is easily distracted, an assessment of normal, inattentive behavior by one could be a formal diagnosis of A.D.H.D. by another.
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Stone is easily distracted, and will brake for a good anecdote, whether or not it has anything to do with sex or the Constitution.
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What was supposed to be a leisurely stroll soon became a game of staying cool, something difficult for someone who describes himself as easily distracted.
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The self-contained design keeps even the messiest of eaters at bay and also works well for pets who are easily distracted at meal times.
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Bubbles (voiced by Tara Strong) was by far the daintiest, known to be easily distracted by the sight of puppies, kittens, and anything else super cute.
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" Milton was so kinetic and easily distracted that he could keep you waiting while he directed rush hour traffic and ordered a four-course meal. "Hello?
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In the demon's description, he is as vain, temperamental and easily distracted as a spoiled emperor and cares more about his power than his loved ones.
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Even if the public as a whole is easily distracted and has not yet fully heard these alarm bells, politicians cannot pretend to not hear them.
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The person might seem easily distracted, repeat themselves often, and appear "unconcerned about the thoughts or feelings of those around them," the American Addiction Centers says.
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Conservakids are fond of humor and creative ways to convey their message to a young, easily-distracted audience but the mediums they use can have serious tradeoffs.
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We're strong enough and easily distracted enough to make it through three more weeks of this, but I can think of at least one person who's not: Evan.
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A person with the inattentive type of ADHD -- also called attention-deficit disorder, or ADD -- has trouble following directions or paying attention to details and is easily distracted.
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If men are so sensitive and easily distracted that they can't do their jobs while a woman is nursing, well, perhaps they aren't fit to hold public office.
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The never-ending infighting of the season revealed Peter to be an easily distracted Bachelor at best and a producer-level glutton for reality TV squabbles at worst.
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If you're quite busy or easily distracted, you can also get notifications that pop up on the desktop so you won't miss anything (like those all-important cat gifs).
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The target audience is easily distracted, upper and lower case don't follow any logic you'd call consistent, and honestly who has the time when there are tickle monsters afoot?
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Or maybe Aniston was speaking to the actual characters on Friends, imagining they'd have low attention spans and be easily distracted (imagine Joey having constant access to mobile games).
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This scattered retrospective reveals an artist who took few risks or became self-knowing enough to reach maturity, who was easily distracted from and too conservative in his painting.
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On growing into fearlessnessEven though I had everything I needed to get my music popping when I was younger, I was so easily distracted by looking for validation and attention.
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And like anyone who's talking business, our bodies reflect it – our brows are furrowed, we don't always look each other in the eyes, we multitask and interrupt and get easily distracted.
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If you're not curious about how technology works and are easily distracted by sleights of hand, you're probably disappointed with the first round of impressions of Magic Leap's mixed reality headset.
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The documentary, which debuts Sunday on Showtime, also has a lot in common with bloated Netflix dramas, padded and too easily distracted, especially in the first two of its four installments.
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Where Mr. Trump came off self-centered and easily distracted, she was self-effacing and sharply focused, traits she displayed from her earliest days growing up on the Upper East Side.
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That's largely because of the keyboard, but it is also because the phone is ultramobile and, unlike bigger devices that encourage the easily distracted (like me) to multitask, it helps me focus.
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Surprisingly. At the same time, there was so much going on that it easily distracted from the fact that this is a company with an infamously wacky culture and sometimes offensive mission.
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"It can be difficult to advise the President effectively given his seemingly short attention span and propensity to be easily distracted," a source knowledgeable about McMaster's day-to-day challenges told CNN.
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Fidget spinners captured popular attention in 2017, with a spike in interest for the product designed to help the easily distracted coming in the fall of that year, according to Google Trends.
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Trump's top allies — Ben Carson, Newt Gingrich and Chris Christie, among them — have admonished Trump for criticizing the Gold Star family or have been critical of him for being too easily distracted.
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They reported having difficulty sustaining attention, not listening, and being easily distracted in childhood, as well as moderate to severe difficulty following instructions and dislike for tasks that require attention during adulthood.
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The true story of the public's perception of Donald Trump is not one featuring an easily distracted nation accepting outrageous behavior, but instead of widespread rejection of an incoming president and his agenda.
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But if you're prone to losing things (or, like Weirsky, are easily distracted by your phone), experts suggest signing your signature, legal name, address and phone number on the back of your ticket.
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He described one potential trade that Buss agreed to make: Worthy, the future Hall of Famer, to Dallas for Mark Aguirre and Roy Tarpley, who each had a reputation for being easily distracted.
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Fame and accomplishment are relative; the public eye is easily distracted, and only a moment or two in its fickle gaze may not be enough to merit a backward look in The Times.
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But it's been scientifically proven that doing a million things at once trains our brain to become easily distracted, and it even takes up to four times longer to process new information that way.
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Zalecki, who was not involved in the new study, noted that some drivers with ADHD are "more easily distracted by other people in the car, such as someone talking in the car," she said.
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He was immensely talented but easily distracted: sometimes, when a coach explained a drill to him, his vacant expression brought to mind the badger sidekick in the movie "Fantastic Mr. Fox"—eyes just spirals.
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"If we get distracted by something for which there's an ongoing investigation, and don't tend to the issues at hand ... one, we're not doing our job, and, two, we're being too easily distracted," Sen.
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If nothing comes of all of the investigations into the ties Trump-linked individuals have with Russia, it at the very least is a constant distraction for a very easily distracted White House. 93.
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Trump aides long ago gave up trying to focus the easily distracted president on one thing at a time, as he tweets at random about the NFL, Russia, Democrats and a raft of other grievances.
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We can enjoy the journey of the worst of the worst, but the next time a series tries to turn a blind eye to their most deplorable actions, perhaps we shouldn't be so easily distracted.
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Google abandoned its pursuit of a system where both the computer and driver could fully control the car for this very reason, after finding the human drivers were easily distracted while the computer was driving.
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But on this particular Monday, a day after the start of daylight saving, many of these children are accident-prone, easily distracted and tired, victims of the rich world's biannual ritual of tampering with time.
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It's not entirely clear what those aides hope to gain by painting their boss as a conspiracy-minded, easily distracted, TV-obsessed bully prone to paranoia, feelings of inadequacy, and flashes of blind, irrational anger.
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Perhaps, then, a more ebullient White House press corps was easily distracted from topics than they would be today -- a President announcing he had no definitive strategy as he simultaneously sent more US troops abroad.
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And yet brain research shows that in the 40s, some of these tasks are harder: On average we're more easily distracted than younger people, we digest information more slowly and we're worse at remembering specific facts.
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It suggests an immaturity, a lack of respect for the office he's about to hold, a person easily distracted by shiny objects, and a lack of basic decency that could roil his government and divide the country.
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On the new podcast, Isaacson said that, if da Vinci were alive today, the internet would have been "heaven," a place to learn everything about everything, although it might have also fed his easily distracted mind's worst impulses.
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For the easily distracted spring cleaners: For the spring cleaner that could use a little motivation: For when the spring cleaning struggle gets real: For the obsessive organizers: For those who will probably skip spring cleaning this year:
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So, if you've always wondered why you're so friendly and easily distracted when you drink, you probably have your air sign moon to thank in part, but it's only you who lost your phone for the fifth time.
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As Jeff Hauser writes, it is a chance to weave the disparate (and quickly forgotten) scandals of the entire Trump presidency into a single narrative that the easily distracted (and even more easily spun) mainstream press can follow.
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The team speculated that people who get hyper focused or very easily distracted at the hand of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) might be getting "stuck" in one of the two states of neuron activity described in their papers.
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Still, many digitally native retailers, like Stitch Fix, have watched their profitability drop as the initial buzz from social media and word of mouth, forcing them to put in more marketing dollars to compete with easily distracted internet shoppers.
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To say that her work is about sex is to be too easily distracted by the word "stiffie" or the phrase "do it"; more often, Lockwood uses the language of sex to talk about the rest of her world.
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Slaying the liberals is not terribly difficult: They are easily distracted — bickering with one another over politically correct language, squealing in delight when the progressive filmmaker Ava DuVernay likes a social media post about their volunteer work in Haiti.
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Everyone has a "monkey mind," according to Buddha, who used the term to describe the way our mind tends to drift from subject to subject and is easily distracted — just like a monkey jumping from branch to branch while swinging through the trees.
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After one hour a day of use, children and teens who spent more time on screens were lower in psychological well-being: They were less curious and more easily distracted, and had a more difficult time making friends, managing their anger and finishing tasks.
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The survey also tells us nothing about how cannabis affects people during exercise, including whether it increases injuries, risk-taking or, as some anecdotal evidence indicates, the tendency to giggle and grow easily distracted by the puffiness of clouds while hiking under the influence.
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Ross Douthat When a public person you know and care for dies too soon, there is a temptation to elevate their historical significance, to cast them as an era's representative figure in order to persuade easily distracted readers to pay closer attention to the life they lived.
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For instance, a 2016 study from Finland found heavy media multitaskers—those who tend to do two things at once on their devices, like watching videos while texting, or listening to podcasts while surfing the internet—are more easily distracted than people who tend not to media-multitask.
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Josh Failla from Wilmington, N.C., has never used a laptop in class, and doesn't want to: I feel like if I had a laptop in my hands while my teacher is doing a lecture, I would not be as focused on the content and I would become easily distracted by the electronic.
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All the President's Memes Willy Staley explores the strangeness of having a 73-year-old president posting memes to Instagram: This incentive structure, in which an easily distracted person says a bunch of stuff he kind of means to an assembled audience, slowly learning what generates a reaction and what doesn't, is familiar: It's like posting online.
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There are also ongoing threats from cyber criminals and nation states bent on political chaos and worse — to say nothing of teenagers who can be easily distracted and fail to exercise judgement — all creating virtual landmines that could slow or even derail the success of AR. We love AR, and that's why we're calling out these issues now to raise awareness.
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It revealed the stark contrast between Montreal's Marc Bergevin, a general manager with a singular focus on a Stanley Cup; and Boston's Don Sweeney, a general manager with a focus on hoping his fan base was as easily distracted by a Super Bowl parade as he has been from creating a tangible plan for his team during his two years in office.
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Which is good, because the title gave me a great deal of anxiety: Not only does it sound like a book my high school teachers would passive-aggressively assign after giving me report cards that said "easily distracted" every single semester, but it is also a book that contains a series of horrifying facts, such as that people in one study who went without email for just one week were so much less stressed that their heart rate variability changed.
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The organization, which is funded by a contract with the Office of Disability Employment Policy in the U.S. Department of Labor, cites examples of how employers can "ensure equal access" to recruitment and application information, including providing non-digital forms, designing large graphics so that people with tremors have more room to click on links, providing brief descriptions of sounds for those with hearing impairments, simplifying web pages for those who are easily distracted, and removing auto-refresh options so that pages don't repeatedly restart.
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