Sentence examples for responding to cues from inspiring English sources

We are extremely prone to responding to cues from other people and imitating each other's behavior.

Adipocytes are no exception, responding to cues in specialized niches to perform vital metabolic and endocrine functions.

But I'm proudest of how I'm blending with the once-strangers in my scene and responding to cues I've never heard before.

Though much has been written about "educated" horses that appear to exhibit an ability to spell and count, it is generally agreed that in such cases a very perceptive animal is responding to cues from its master.

For the ultimate in body-shaking and teeth-jarring movement, the $15,000 GP-100 motion gaming chair from D-BOX Technologies (www.d-box.com) uses three motion actuators that, responding to cues downloaded to a PC, can create 100 motions a second, and replicate up to 2Gs of acceleration.

"Species are responding to cues sometimes that are orders of magnitude dimmer than what we can see, and that means that there's a whole range of variation out there that we just don't intuitively notice as humans," he says.

"He doesn't respond to cues," I say, wanting to protect him from unreasonable expectations.

Posterior striatum (salience coding) dopamine responded strongly to novel cues, whereas anterior striatum (value coding) dopamine didn't respond to cues unless they reliably predicted reward.

I had spent much of my career studying how the rat brain learns to respond to cues associated with danger.

Least likely to quickly respond to cues are individuals that lack the necessary open-mindedness or, as will be argued further below, the contacts to open-minded people.

Parietal cortex neurons respond to cues that predict large penalties as well as large rewards.