Sentence examples for prominent cue from inspiring English sources

The scholars were interested in drunkenness because intoxication, as other social-science experiments have shown, doesn't fuzz up judgment so much as cause the drinker to overly focus on the most prominent cue in his environment.

A less prominent cue was the smell of smoke from building fires.

In our experiment, because of the trajectory-yoked view on the screen, the target direction was a necessary and prominent cue.

The fact that the bees did not show free-running rhythms in the prevailing continuous daylight conditions indicates that some external cue, or Zeitgeber, must have entrained the molecular clock of the bees in the field, the most prominent cue being natural cycles in light intensity and associated temperature fluctuations.

With this aim a four-arm plus-shaped maze and a reference spatial memory paradigm were used, in which the goal arm was marked in two ways: by a prominent extramaze cue (intermittent light), which maintained a constant relation with the goal, and by the extramaze constellation of stimuli around the maze.

The walls of the arenas were covered with black adhesive plastic with a prominent white cue card (25 cm × 50 cm) placed centrally on one side.

The pool was located in a test room, which contained various prominent visual cues.

Temporal envelope and fine structure are two prominent acoustic cues for speech perception.

It's certainly a small change, but it all plays back into Twitter's more drastic (beta) plans to introduce changes like color-coded replies that give users more prominent interface cues to gather insights about the threads that they're surfing through.

The pool was located in a test room containing various prominent visual cues.

House stimuli were gray-scale photographs taken from eight different real-life brick-stone houses, with prominent orientation cues such as a roof, a door, door steps or part of a sidewalk or garden.