Sentence examples for external clues from inspiring English sources

Until we learn to attend more closely to our senses, we might be advised to alter the external clues we rely on in eating.

Using this and a series of external "clues" — news that could affect stock price movements — the players build a predictive model.

Without external clues, like tropical plantings or a glimpse of greater Tucson in the background, it can be hard, from photographs, to tell just where a garden is actually situated.

They recognize internal and external clues that may sharp and clear the direction to be taken.

The process stage of the APOS Theory is where actions are repeated and reflected upon, the individual moves from relying on external clues to having internal control over them (Arnon et al., 2014, p. 4).

Fact: Can you always "spot" a gay man based on obvious external clues such as limp wrists or "detect" a lesbian by her tattoos and crew-cut?

For many years, handedness has been seen as a possible proxy, an external clue to the balance in the brain between left and right.

To me, nothing about her appearance, neither her clothing, nor her posture nor her general comportment gave any external clue as to her predicament.

The external plasma damage gives clues that unreliable and unstable resistive switching characteristics can result from the sputtered damage during top electrode deposition.

This could be called the 'internal exposome' and it is an appropriate place to begin untargeted research that might lead to clues about external exposures.

The belief that disease never strikes randomly coupled with a long-term feeling of marginalization and a very external locus of control are clues to the context of the high number of theories.