Sentence examples for cues from which from inspiring English sources

Increased spreading activation may facilitate recall of information due to the increased number of retrieval pathways or cues from which the information may be accessed [60].

Physiological regulation of phenological events in birds comes from the integration of diverse cues from which photoperiod is the most important because its perception allows an annual read of time passing (Sharp 2005; Bradshaw and Holzapfel 2007; Dawson 2008; Visser et al. 2010).

The term "snooker" denotes a position of the cue ball from which the player is unable to hit the ball that the rules require him to play.

Sets of two- or three-word pairs were presented bimodally, followed by a cue indicating from which modality (auditory or visual) items were to be retrieved and rehearsed over a delay.

The subjects were given a cue card from which they chose the relevant response.

Twitter can take its cues from Snapchat, which has helped feed America's appetite for stickers and is itself monetizing photos using geo-filters, and Facebook, which has allowed stickers on photos since last year albeit without brand involvement, while further afar Asia-based messaging companies like Line have pioneered stickers are items paid for by both users and brands, too.

Even six years ago, journalists were taking depressing cues from fiction (which were themselves inspired by Vietnam) and calling it "The Forever War".

A few people made portfolio picks on their own, but most took their cues from mPower, which tailors recommendations according to information supplied by the employee.

TechCrunch's own Brian Heater went so far as to call it "Android's best ambassador," and if this deal does go through then Google is taking some cues from Samsung, which has pioneered curved screens.

TechCrunch's own Brian Heater went so far as to call it "Android's best ambassador," and if this deal does go through then Google is taking some cues from Samsung, which has pioneered curved screens.

Both states likely took their cues from North Carolina, which did something similar in 2016 when Democrat Roy Cooper won the governor's race.