Sentence examples for cue among from inspiring English sources

One résumé mentions "Burp on cue" among other talents; another includes "Fish fillet in 13 seconds"; another lists half a dozen dialects, including "Schwarzenegger".

Some planktivorous coral-dwelling damselfishes have been shown to prefer to recruit to corals hosting conspecific adults, using a chemical cue (among other cues) to identify these corals [11], [12], [14].

Although body size is just one indexical cue among many that may be encoded in the formant frequencies of monkeys, our data show that, as in humans [13, 18, 20, 21], acoustic cues that are the product of vocal-tract length can be used to estimate body size.

The aIFS was sensitive to the static self-face but not to the violation of a predicted contingency (light-blue triangle); therefore, it belonged to a group that exhibited sensitivity to the contingency cue among the Face-main-effect peaks (i.e., dedicated to amodal self-representation; light-blue circle; Fig.  2 d).

Here's why: startling accounts in Community Care of staff being kicked, stabbed, punched, scalded, strangled and battered with pool cues (among other things).

Use of the partial NMDA receptor agonist d-Cycloserine (DCS) to increase extinction to feared cues among anxious adults has shown mixed, although overall positive effects.

The subjects had learned the layout of the 3D design space and expressed more confidence in the error detection task without further effort to interpret the occlusion and depth cues among the objects because they were reviewing the design model in a 3D manner.

The conducted experimental results demonstrate the properness of the system design and the efficacy of the proposed method in recognizing the social cues among individuals of the group as well as the nature of the social situations concerning the group and the robot.

The RCF also possibly altered the ability to orient and approach maternal cues among these pups.

Transfer of recognition cues among nestmates via the soil may be adaptive, and selection for ease of transmission may have shaped the evolution of the cuticular hydrocarbon profile.

But this is the peculiar case of social insect in which conspecific colonies are competing with each other and thus have a strong pressure for chemical recognition cues among colonies [13], [46], [47] even if a 'dear enemy' effect was demonstrated in termites [48].