Sentence examples for multiple cues of from inspiring English sources

Comparing N. vitripennis that has been conditioned (host + odour) to N. vitripennis that has only had contact with the host is not a suitable comparison, as these wasps are known to learn multiple cues of the host environment upon host contact, including visual cues and information on the absence of odours [ 18, 19].

As such, this system can be utilized to elucidate systematically the effects of individual chemical cues in addition to gradients of multiple cues on individual cell behavior, as well as to spatially direct 3D stem cell differentiation.

With the assistance of multiple cues to detect owners, even the color of abandoned object is close to skin color, the object will not be recognized as a human since it has no head-shoulder contour.

The emergentist coalition model suggests that children make use of multiple cues to successfully attach a novel label to a novel object.

The interpretation of a scene is typically the result of combining multiple cues to depth and shape [30] (See for review [31]) and the experiments cited above use a wide range of manipulation of depth cues.

We hypothesized that horses do, for familiar humans as for conspecifics, integrate multiple cues to form a global representation of an individual.

In our view, this relationship underlines the importance of the optimal integration of multiple cues in generating both the sense of ownership and of agency.

In short, the Bayesian approach acknowledges the importance of multiple cues in the emergence of SoA.

Since the T-helper differentiation program is poised for rapid execution in response to multiple cues, the choice of experimental system and the "strength" of the stimulus will impact the amplitude of the contribution Notch makes.

We propose that the Bayesian framework describing the emergence of SoA from integration of multiple cues may provide a powerful way of understanding this disruption more clearly and rooting it in the neurobiology of the disorder.

More generally, ecologists could study how discriminability and bias change in different situations (e.g. different cue intensities, different relationships between multiple cues, different levels of background noise or available food).