Sentence examples for from the cue from inspiring English sources

Keith looked up from the cue ball.

Just brilliantly conceived three-cushion shots as determined as the Magi in their coursings from the cue stick of The Machine.

From the cue fluctuation perspective, reminisced memories differ from forgotten memories only insofar as they are first produced after a longer retention interval the fact that they are produced after a failed attempt at retrieval gives them no special status.

The present study compared the cue-to-target P3 ratios in neutral and visuospatial cueing, in order to estimate the contribution of valid visuospatial information from the cue to target stages of the task performance, in terms of cognitive load.

Murphy was then caught off-guard by some sort of technical glitch from the cue cards that, during the live airing, prompted him to say, "I thought that right there you guys were gonna do the...," make a strange signal with his hands and then give his best improv attempt with three more sentences about what a "helluva night" it was.

The target can appear at different time intervals from the cue (cue to target onset asynchronies, CTOAs: 200 ms, 400 ms, 600 ms and 800 ms).

Principal component analysis showed that the microarray data derived from the CuE-treated cells and those from DMSO-treated cells constituted two spatially separated planes, suggesting that the treatment with CuE exhibits a much greater impact on gene expression profile than the levels of gene expression changes simply attributable to the technical errors.

It was inescapable from the cues of the trauma.

It is important to distinguish cues that regulate social behaviors and development (e.g., short-chain ascarosides) from the cues that regulate physical aspects of male mating.

"If you can lift the cue from the butt end, you're holding it too tight," he said.

I get the cue from the director.