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To cue
noun
An action or event that is a signal for somebody to do something.
Exact(57)
Every trial was preceded by a visual TO cue.
To cue her, the director points his index finger.
To cue a device without routing it to any program bus, use the solo or cue buttons.
Who can apply to CUE?
Barenboim tried to cue her.
Time to cue the ominous music.
Gilroy asks him to cue up more footage from Rome.
And Ross Perot can continue to cue his volatile followers.
Similar(3)
This suggests that taking rapid cocaine injections increases the susceptibility to cue-induced relapse after abstinence.
A human scalp EEG data were recorded in response to cue-based motor imagery tasks.
Showing a strong craving response to cue-exposure has been shown to predict relapse risk [ 51].
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