Sentence examples for from the cues from inspiring English sources

As seen in Fig. 4 a, for U c =1 user and T c =5 antennas, the rate contributed from the CUEs to the sum rate is low as there is only one CUE.

Patients did not expect any benefit in their gait patterns from the cues, as their use was explained to be a method to characterize gait.

Due to noise in sensation, there is some uncertainty about the information conveyed by each cue and Bayesian statistics is the systematic way of predicting how subjects could optimally infer the underlying variables from the cues.

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.

Rather different support for the suggestion that the hippocampus is important for the accurate perception of length comes indirectly from the finding that hippocampal place cells fire maximally when the individual is a certain distance from the cues that control firing rate (e.g., O' Keefe and Dostrovsky, 1971; Muller et al., 1987; O' Keefe and Burgess, 1996).

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.

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).

The main question of interest was whether performance would be facilitated by observers' knowledge of when, within this short time from the cue presentation the target would appear.

Saccades could either be directed towards the cue (prosaccade) or away from the cue (antisaccade).