Sailing by, right on cue, comes Paper Boat – written by co-founder Stuart David, now of Looper, and officially released to coincide with In the All-Night Café, his memoir of the early days of the group.
"Walk me through the drugs we've had him on since the beginning," my colleague would ask – cue extended paper shuffling and muttering for many long minutes while we all looked on awkwardly and the clock ticked and the consultant could easily have finished with one patient and moved on to several more.
Cue the paper's intrepid public editor, Margaret Sullivan.
Building on theories of cue utilization, this paper investigates whether and how packaging sustainability influences consumer perceptions, inferences and attitudes towards packaged products.
Young investigators are particularly prone to (often unknowingly) muddy the scientific waters because as they learn the lay of the land, they take cues from other papers, peers, and mentors.
(Cue sound of shuffling papers).
To investigate color saturation/contrast sensitivity discrimination ability in ADHD we report data taken solely from the neutral cue condition; the companion paper reports data from the peripheral cue conditions.
Now, as if on cue, a new working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research traces the effects of workplace robots on the labor market.
Taking cue from this, the paper recommends upgrading projects to be more location-specific that offer flexible yet customised solutions that build upon local knowledge to account for the dynamic and diverse nature of slums.
These are gouaches about the size of sheets of typing paper, cued to musical themes culled from opera and elsewhere.
