Sentence examples for cue to identify from inspiring English sources

However, the appropriate cue to identify the inter-trial-interval (ITI) is not obvious to the animal, even though there are presumably many available cues.

For example, vocal signature is known as a cue to identify kin in dense colonies and crèches in penguin species (Lengagne et al. 2000; Jouventin and Aubin 2002; Miyazaki and Waas 2003; Mathevon et al. 2003; Searby et al. 2004; Searby and Jouventin 2005).

Can autistic individuals use motion cues to identify simple emotions from 2D abstract animations?

The ants rely mostly on chemical cues to identify their nest mates, and as long as the odor doesn't fade away, the silverfish gets free food and shelter.

Table 5 Comparison of a section of Wes' rough and final draft Rough draft: Ambiguous endorsement, bare assertions Final draft: Dialogic voicing, endorsement cues To identify bullying early, one of the better ways to do it is to identify who is at risk of bullying others or being bullied.

It uses these visual cues to identify a show in real time by comparing it with a database of hundreds of channels of content.

Salamanders are not vocal and in most species the sexes look alike, so they use olfactory and tactile cues to identify potential mates.

It is possible that according to the situation, newborns have different expectations that need more specific cues to identify others as potential social partners.

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].

Optimal performance of active place avoidance requires perceptual segregation since rats must attend to distal, stationary visual cues to identify the location of the shock zone while ignoring irrelevant proximal, rotating olfactory cues that are not informative [10], [11].

During courtship and nest building, male European starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) incorporate aromatic herbs that are rich in volatile compounds (e.g., milfoil, Achillea millefolium) into the nests and they use olfactory cues to identify these plants.