Leading up to a big fortissimo climax, conductors often relax and do nothing for an instant before giving the cue — a moment called "preparatory inhibition".
Meyen et al. revealed that cells that are exposed to the guidance cue (a protein called a chemokine) form more filopodia at their front compared to their rear.
However, because the period of oscillation is not exactly 24 h, the endogenous clock needs to be synchronized by external cues, a process called entrainment.
Kate hadn't meant to be audible, not to the girl, and certainly not to Elliot, who would take her vexation over Jim as a cue to call her up the next day and argue for more afternoons at the hotel.
Savvy investors should take a cue from this call, for the so-called hot IPOs are never offered to small investors via cold calls, and are sold primarily to institutional clients, like mutual funds.
(cue drumroll), call them.
As if on cue, "last call" was yelled out as soon as we entered the restaurant.
I took the cue to call for my ride back to Dublin, and Hew escorted me to Jaybee's, where my cab was waiting for me.
When it is time for the cue, you call "GO".
At around four-thirty, with Chad still in the distance, Jay Carson finally managed, with a series of coughs, stifled yawns, and expressive chin-lift gestures, to cue Clinton to call it a night.
