Sentence examples for use cues from inspiring English sources

Pattern separation helps us use cues such as the presence of a particular tree or cars nearby, for example, to distinguish which parking space we chose today, as opposed to yesterday or the day before.

The research arm of the Defense Department is looking for ways to use cues like a person's typing quirks to continuously verify identity — in case, say, a soldier's laptop ends up in enemy hands on the battlefield.

In the study, Dr Duchaine and Dr Nakayama showed their seven face-blind subjects a series of images of cars, tools, guns, houses and landscapes, and also black-and-white pictures of faces without hair on their heads (prosopagnosiacs tend to use cues other than facial features to distinguish between people).

Young marmosets, like young humans, use cues from adults as they develop vocalizations.

The model suggests that people use cues to credibility and cues to deception to make judgements while participating in the information diffusion process.

Built-in biometrics technology means that, eventually, we could use cues like a change in heart rate to alert caretakers that a patient skipped a dose.

Why do you still use cue cards as opposed to teleprompters?

Barney McNulty, who is generally credited with being the first person to use cue cards on television, died on Dec. 18 at his home in Studio City, Calif.

"On Saturday Night Live, things keep changing up until the very last second, so that's why we use cue-cards.

In 1994 the Museum of Television and Radio in New York confirmed that Mr. McNulty was the first to use cue cards on television, The Los Angeles Daily News reported.

B4 Neediest Cases B5 FASHION B11 ARTS E1-12 OBITUARIES C6-7 Barney McNulty The man generally credited with being the first person to use cue cards on television, he was 77.