Sentence examples for common cues from inspiring English sources

Voice and name were the two most common cues, according to Friedman. .

They found older people tended to miss common cues that suggest a person is not trustworthy.

These problems require configural learning, but also involve determining the relative spatial positions of the common cues.

Common cues might therefore confer protection against unrelated larvae, but the membrane also defends larvae from the host's immune system, which may select for rare phenotypes [ 38].

In contrast, the distal spatial cues for the other biconditional tasks (Experiments 4, 6, and 10 – all impaired) were heterogeneous and included common cues.

Also, the fact that the spatial information may be automatically encoded results in the addition of common cues, which will increase the difficulty of the discrimination.

Motion information is a common cue for keyframe selection [17] in video processing.

Texture is a common cue used by humans when manually segmenting structures from electron micrographs, and its use has become popular in many image processing tasks today (Arbelaez et al., 2011; Varma and Zisserman, 2003).

There was also evidence that disassortative mating preserves rare alleles by increasing the frequency of matings between high quality (common-cue) and low quality (rare-cue) individuals.

Therefore, a more general conclusion is that common avoidance cues (dominant, angry, masculine) lead to more aggressive wagering decisions (i.e., increased calling), whereas approach cues (happy, friendly, trustworthy, attractive) tend to lead to conservative wagering decisions (i.e., increased folding).

Our results suggest that these common extrinsic cues may lead to intermingling of neural crest cells and cephalic mesoderm at early stages of branchial arch development.