Sentence examples for the cues with from inspiring English sources
These results imply that patterns of age-dependent plasticity during the early juvenile period might predictably vary among genotypes that express different levels of behaviour at birth or hatching, as a function of the cues with which those genotypes were reared and tested.
We're working out the cues, with light cues and sound cues".
Previous experiments in our lab have shown that rotating the maze and/or obscuring the cues with a curtain impairs performance on our maze (unpublished data).
The rats single out some cue(s) about their cage mates that they can then apply to strangers and discriminate among them as those that share the cues with cage mates and those that do not.
More generally, we expect that novel cues will show a wider range of discriminabilities than the cues with which the organism has coevolved, with some novel cues acting as supernormal stimuli and dominating animals' decisions (high discriminability) and others (e.g. that were absent or unimportant during evolutionary history) being ignored entirely (little to no discriminability).
Our hypothesis was that the cues with increasing vibration intensity from hands to waist would produce a stronger sense of approach toward the body than those cues having a constant vibration intensity on both the hands and waist and that this effect would result in a more effective warning signal in terms of facilitating a driver's responses to potential closing-in events.
However, pairing the cue with the alternative outcome (counterconditioning) reversed the outcome-based transfer effect (Experiment 3).
Muzz Khan's noisy Shaf wields the cue with a reckless abandon, while the others, especially Peter Singh as the middle-class Mo and Asif Khan as the aspiring butcher, play with infinitely more caution.
The small end of the cue, with which the ball is struck, is fitted with a plastic, fibre, or ivory reinforcement to which is cemented a leather cue tip.
We expected that the infants were able to associate the cue with the event that was temporally separated.
These results indicate that infants can covertly learn to associate the cue with the event based on their temporal relations during sleep.
