Sentence examples for a physical prompt from inspiring English sources

On stage you can also use your location as a physical prompt: when practising Joe Gillis's song in Sunset Boulevard, the cast found it useful to have a different physical position on stage for each phrase, so the song was ingrained in their muscle memory and they could remember where they were.

If the participant averted their gaze in phase 2, a physical prompt (researcher making a hand motion to the eyes) was given and this was followed up with a verbal prompt if needed ('keep looking at me').

Be cautious in using any physical prompts or support during difficult transitions.

Reports this week that Apple may acquire PrimeSense, a maker of motion-sensing technology that could be used to control a TV without a physical remote, prompted a new round of guessing about that.

Put simply, it's an excellent validation that when we have a "gut feeling" or an instinctual sense, it's really a mass calculation of our brains dissecting and analyzing a number of sensations, past experiences, personal beliefs and physical prompts to come to a decision.

His daily seizures, which started when he was 9 months old, had made him unresponsive to emotional and physical prompts, Ms. Welton said.

The approach describes ways of using verbal and physical prompts as external stimuli to overcome the movement difficulties and emphasizes maintaining a predictable structure and routine for each day.

While not quite as bold as actually installing a giant Twitter wall in the airport itself – that would possibly induce riots – Gatwick's management are to solicit feedback from travelers via their official Twitter account, including displaying physical prompts adjacent to check-in screens.

We rely on physical prompts; the sad, squelchy sounds of our empty gut wrestling with itself.

Cueing in initial training may include overt cues, verbal commands and physical prompting.

Yet her Alzheimer's disease had now progressed to the stage wherein she was most often nonalert, "dozing," or asleep, incommunicative, and primarily unresponsive to verbal and even physical prompts by her family and care staff.