The brain must therefore balance one set of cues against the other, and arrive at a weighted average.
Most of the time, I'm afforded some input for the order of the songs and, obviously how best to mix them together, but for some shows there's a set of cues to hit, and I'm the one in charge of working out how to blend Gloria Estefan into Kyuss.
Mr. Kanouse and Mr. Kotsur have also developed an elaborate set of cues -- bumping, nudging, poking or pointing -- so that the deaf performer knows when it is his turn to sign a line or a lyric, or move to the music.
The aim is to set near-term reachable goals and give them a set of cues that show them how close they are to completing those near-term goals.
In both cases, the primates appeared to "bind" a set of cues together to form an autobiographical memory, a characteristic that was long thought to be uniquely human.
Could the chimpanzees and orangutans combine a set of cues, each of which may be associated individually with many events, to form a memory, and could they retrieve it based on those cues?
For example, it has been suggested that green turtles (Chelonia mydas) use one set of cues to navigate from the Brazilian coast to the vicinity of Ascension Island and thereafter rely on olfactory cues [22].
As is the case for bats, a mole digging a surface run in search of prey provides an inherent and potentially strong set of cues to prey as it approaches.
Apparently, this is a sophisticated task that requires specific perceptual and discrimination abilities by the receiver to identify a "unique set of cues" [9] emitted by the signaller [11], [12].
The axon guidance pathway includes several ligands, receptors, and intermediary proteins that provide a complex and dynamic set of cues that either repel or attract axons toward their synaptic targets during brain and spinal cord development.
