Sentence examples for obvious cue from inspiring English sources
Therefore, skin regions are an obvious cue for the recognition of obscene videos.
Men swagger over to our table and linger even when we give them the obvious cue to leave: "I am gay, this is my girlfriend, and we are on a date".
The obvious cue is the slightly worn bit of paint lined up on the edge of the platform that indicates that this is where the doors open: he's waiting there, just a little too close to the edge, reading his emails.
One possible explanation for the difference is that, because there is no obvious cue for the animal to pay attention to, the intervening state representation during the gap in trace conditioning is spread out over many multiple "equivalent states".
► Stimulus-timing interactions extend to stochastic "noisy" stimulation ► Stochastic stimuli reduce the variance of duration judgments ► Results support a Bayesian model in which stimuli contribute to sense of time Published online: January 20 , 2011Regular stimuli of known periodicity such as the moving hands or the ticking of a clock provide an obvious cue to the passage of time.
In other ways, the setting is enigmatic and abstract: no obvious cues are given for time or place, and the action is contained within blank concrete walls.
Information overload and a lack of obvious cues made the going tough; Mr. Fulmer's piece would not reveal all in a single hearing.
How they manage this, even on moonless nights when obvious cues and landmarks are absent or invisible, has been a mystery.
A further problem is that smartphones do not "offer obvious cues in the environment that will remind us, without effort, that we need to remember something," according to Eskritt.
Only a few minutes passed before the editor responded, telling me that he would be happy to address my concerns, and basically ignoring the obvious cues (speaking of him in the third person) that would signal the e-mail was sent in error.
