But her works, cued by Dow's reductivism and her own post-Impressionist leanings, here just manage to hold their own, with simplified forms, rhythmic designs and sharp little touches of Fauve color.
Bilateral lesioning of the substantia nigra caused defects in working, cued spatial and long-term memory in rodents (Ardayfio et al., 2008; Braga et al., 2005; Da Cunha et al., 2006; Ferro et al., 2005; Hefco et al., 2003; Lindner et al., 1999; Miyoshi et al., 2002; Tadaiesky et al., 2008) (see also Dunnett and Lelos, 2010).
I am trying to get out of the lecture business, shifting my presentations more into workshops where I have participants pitch their story ideas to me, using their work to cue what I have to say about the basics of storytelling — basically embedding the contents of my lecture into the context of their work and ideas.
Everything must work on cue and in sequence.
All day, when I leave my office to use the bathroom or whatever, she asks "are you not done with your work yet?" Cue heaping of extra guilt.
Once riders have boarded the train, it departs the station entering the gamma-ray accelerator, where the anxious voice of Bruce Banner issues from speakers in the walls: "Everything looks good...I think...I think this time it's...going to work!" On cue, a female voice announces that there has been a malfunction.
Authors of one qualitative interview study [ 38] referred to Locker's work on cue inventories [ 39].
The music cues work, as music cues are designed to, and rarely feel like emotional cheats but, man, the rerecorded punk/pre-punk songs are woefully modern-sounding.
Large auditoriums brought in whole instrumental ensembles, working from cue sheets provided by the studios with specific titles keyed to moments in the film.
"We're working on cuing up the sun for you," Megan jokes, "but it's going to be another five minutes".
