The idea is to give no cues at all about what to expect".
I don't give you visual cues at MONA that most museums give you".
The mechanism in frogs, however, is a poor one, as it can give only crude and uncertain cues at best.
Most compelling of all is Keith, changing rhythms and cues at will, eyes gleaming, restless and fiercely intelligent, a million miles from the stoned zombie of legend.
Training a dog to smell, say, salamander dung (it's been done) requires that the trainer teach the animal cues at the beginning of the training.
If you were to put someone in a dark cave with no time cues at all, the cycle will last about 24 hours, but not exactly.
Every single time I passed, Like a Rolling Stone was blaring out the always open door, and whole the congregation of layabouts stood at attention with their cues at port arms.
Conversely, we incorporate colour and depth cues at the feature level within a Bayesian framework.
The conditions differed, however, with respect to the availability of additional phonological cues at the noun.
This was true when extraneous contextual cues at learning and recall were minimised (Experiment 2).
These findings highlight the complex interplay between geometric cues at multiple length scales and may have implications for tissue engineering strategies, where scaffold designs that incorporate cues at multiple length scales could improve neo-tissue organization and resulting functional outcomes.
