Sentences with phrase «cues about»

We theorized that the presence of cues about the persuasion agent's trustworthiness can «change the meaning of boasting.»

As a result, they miss important cues about the buyer's likes and dislikes.

«We're trying to project the personality of family and give off emotional cues about the great outdoors,» says Paul Lechleiter, FRCH's head principal.

follow their baby's lead (eg watch for their cues about when they want to play, when to stop, when to be quiet and when to hold and comfort them).

follow their baby's lead (e.g., watch for their cues about when they want to play, when to stop, when to be quiet and when to hold and comfort them).

As children begin to use language, adults can provide cues about when and how to ask for help, when to take a break, or when to try a different way to do something.

Now they missed seeing important visual cues about the ongoing impact they each had on one another.

Also, the ample use of white space and underscored section headings are aesthetically pleasing on an executive resume and provide visual cues about where one data area ends and another begins.

Once you have drafted your resume, this sample can provide useful cues about the standard section order.

Look for cues about skills necessary for the job and valued by the organization.

Analyze management resume samples to get cues about how other executives present their competencies.

Look to the job description for cues about what to emphasize here.

at 18 (suggesting that «more - frequent headings, use of lists and bullet points, and using white space and text proximity» can create «substantive and visual cues about organization»); Tiscione, supra note 6, at 532 — 33 (noting that emails using «visual cues or markers such as lists, bullets, or headings to highlight parts of the text... are arguably more effective»); Davis, supra note 4, at 521 («Certainly, memos conveyed in the body of an e-mail, for example, would benefit greatly from the generous use of headings.»).

Often, we miss the internal cues about what is happening inside of us.

After visiting a few more mystery spots, Hoeber determined that the Cosmos and shacks like it are standard boxes that have been tipped at a compound bevel; when inside, your brain gets the wrong cues about what's horizontal and what's vertical, making it difficult, if not impossible, to keep your grip on gravity.

There are no visual cues about where to find the gun, or how to load it - doing so is simply second nature.

These examples at first glance look like the rock, paper, scissors example, but the decisions take place inside the context of a match that has many nuances where each player is dripping with cues about their future behavior.

Another dog in the house would be ideal, as Meadow tends to take cues about going outside, eating and seems lost when on her own.

From tires and wheels to caps and lighting, the feature gave readers cues about how vehicles can be restyled.

Many of the high - poverty, high - achieving schools from which educators are currently taking their cues about what works when it comes to closing the achievement gap — fast — come from high - profile alternate prep programs like Teach for America or the New Teacher Project.

We take our cues about people by assessing their body language.

I've learned how flexible satisfaction can be and I learned to listen to myself for cues about personal style.

You'll look at someone you've never met and pick up on cues about their emotional state, health, and well - being.

Let your child take the lead; follow her cues about how to play.

From our first toothless tastes, we pick up cues about which foods are desirable, and which are disgusting, which sadly are so often the very ones the grown - ups most want us to eat.

Baxter used visual cues about the position of its partner to work out the most appropriate response in each situation.

Most algorithms focus on the center of the face where humans use lots of different cues about a person, like the part of their hair.

It is more satisfying because it provides many more cues about the other person's responses to what we say — and this seems to be...

Now, Johns Hopkins scientists report direct evidence in mice for how those cell clusters control sleep and relay light cues about night and day throughout the body.

(The researchers used nonsense phrases in order to avoid any linguistic cues about emotions.)

We seem to be biologically prepared to look for very specific cues about the natural world, in much the manner of chipping sparrows choosing coniferous branches.

This kind of environment is important, said Worthman, because «it provides you with subliminal cues about what is going on, that you are not alone, that you are safe in the social world.»

The 140 - character blurts on Twitter will have the potential to crater stocks, worry populations, advertise his rallies and products, and give his fans cues about how to pillory his critics, writes Newsday's Dan Janison.

Making sure you have a good breast pump and have figured out the best settings for your body, drinking lots of water and setting up a pumping routine to send your body cues about when to make milk will also help you get over the «pumping hump».

Your baby will give you cues about when it's time to move to another bed, so pay attention and it'll be an easier transition than you anticipate.)

The American Academy of Pediatrics provides a wealth of information on breastfeeding, including frequently asked questions, sections for fathers to read to learn about breastfeeding, and sections on how to understand your baby's cues about when he or she is hungry or has had enough milk (http://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/baby/breastfeeding/Pages/default.aspx).

And scientific evidence suggests that even newborns are receptive to environmental cues about time.

During pregnancy, fetuses are tuned into their mothers» physiological cues about day and night.

But one negative (with a silver lining) is that a floor bed teaches children to listen to their body when it comes to natural cues about feeling tired.

Follow her cues about how much to feed.

Learn to read baby's nonverbal cues about when enough is enough.

For older toddlers, give some concrete cues about transitions, such as, «Three more times down the slide before it's time to go.»

One way to help your baby through a bigger time change is to give her cues about when it's daytime and nighttime.

Your child will look to you for cues about how to react.

A parent can then give the child cues about where they are hidden.

Look to your baby for cues about how to make him comfortable.

Your child will look to you for cues about the importance of an incident.

Their attention is channeled toward cues about how one «feels» about a candidate rather than to past record or position on particular issues.

Some have interpreted this trend to mean that Christians should take more of their cues about what to believe and how to practice from secular culture.

They'll look to leaders for cues about how to work together.