The phrase "a new cue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a fresh signal or prompt that indicates a change or action, often in performance or communication settings.
Example: "The director gave the actors a new cue to start the scene, signaling a shift in the storyline."
Alternatives: "a fresh signal" or "a different prompt".
O'Sullivan attributed some of the struggles to a new cue, required after he broke the one with which he won the world championship in frustration.
O'Sullivan, playing with a new cue after smashing the one he won the world championship with before his first-round match with Joe Perry, described the victory as his "best achievement in snooker".
The proposed technique effectively adds vocal-tract-related filter characteristics as a new cue to CASA models using a new grouping technique based on an underdetermined blind source separation.
In this communiqué, we are for the first time reporting a new cue on phase-dependent multiferroic properties of Dy-doped BiFeO3 nanowires, which may prove to be a potential candidate for future technological device applications.
Last week, the best-performing investors who maintain portfolios on Marketocracy.com, the M100, continued to find opportunities in financials and consumer discretionary stocks as investors waited to look for a new cue from Ben Bernanke and the Federal Open Market Committee when they meet this week.
BBC claims he had used as many as 21 different tips during the fortnight; O'Sullivan later stated that he had used seven tips before arriving in Sheffield, and a further eight during the week, and that he would return next season with a new cue.
In this paper, a new cue-based model for dialogue act recognition is presented.
Encouraged as he may have been, though, by making breaks of 147 and 133 in the second and third frames of his first practice session with the new cue, a top break of 76 and only five other half-centuries in this match emphasised that he was far from bringing that form into the arena.
For example, rats trained to find a reward on a four-arm maze do so with reference to the surrounding visual cues; if the cues are rotated relative to the maze, then the animals search in a location defined by the new cue position [21].
Wipe any remaining residue from the cue tip and bottom shaft areas using the paper towel to prepare for the installation of a new pool cue tip.
This paper introduces a new Automated Cue Choice Extraction Method (ACCEM), which is designed to automatically deduce subject's choices of visually perceivable architectural cues from their trajectories observed in a VR-based evacuation experiment.
