Sentences with phrase «cues not»

Responding to babies» cues not only helps them to develop secure attachment but also is the beginning of two - way communication.

Taking his historical cues not only from distinctly non-Western Thai traditions, but also from Alan Kaprow, Michael Asher, and Matta - Clark, Tiravanija's seminal exhibition helped create a pivitol moment of rupture from the wealth and abundance of the previous decade.

When two kittens play together, they give each other strong cues not to bite or scratch too hard.

Contains a handful of cues not on original album & 2001 expanded CD from Varese Sarabande.

Isolated stereo track of Herbie Hancock's score, with alternate and additional cues not present on Rhino CD.

Isolated mono track of Malcolm Arnold's score, with many score & source cues not present on the original re-chaneled stereo Columbia LP and Varese CD, & on the mono Sony / Legacy CD.

Isolated mono track of Maurice Jarre's score, which includes many cues not present on original UA LP.

In games such as Thief: The Dark Project, sound cues not only help help players sneak through the environment, but also require players to think about what surfaces they're walking on.

People are keenly sensitive to variations in facial skin tone, changes in pupil dilation, tiny head motions, even subtle delays in response, and perhaps to other cues not yet identified.

Cue my not - so - silent relief that none of my babies ever gave a rat's ass about pacifiers past their first few weeks of life.

Exploring the effects of cues, Hirata and Duarte (2007) found that peak ankle flexor moments were smaller when the knee was cued not to pass forward of the toes compared to a conventional technique.

Purring over it all is that great wizard Michael Gambon, whose stuffy, orotund narration supplies a self - mockery that's our cue not to take any of this seriously.

These covers cue not only science fiction, but space opera and mil - sf as well.

When it comes to dogs who hump people, I like to redirect the behavior and teach another cue not because I think it's a behavior problem, but rather because most people find it rude.

Cue not only one of the most colourful and vibrant 2D experiences ever to grace PS3 and 360 but a video game with some of the most varied and interesting level design, that lets players blitz their way through more levels than you can shake a stick at.

The bladed traps, such as spikes and saws, also have a hint of crimson at the end of their pointy parts, which is a nice, easy - to - read non-verbal cue not to touch them.

Quaytman was part of a solid generation of abstract painters who took their cue not just from the Suprematists and the neo-plasticism of Mondrian but also from the color theories of Albers and Matisse, correlating volume and effect.

These visions of manliness play with props — women and horses, and guitars respectively — although Shearer's take their cue not from advertising, but, as one of the only works in the show to do so, from the mass of non-commercial images that now exist online.

Not exact matches

Chen and Bock aren't the only ones warning business leaders away from taking too many cues from Hollywood heroics and great historical figures.

Apple senior vice president Eddy Cue once proposed a Time Warner deal to Olaf Olafsson, the media giant's head of corporate strategy, but didn't take it further, the Financial Times reported in May.

Not unlike a date, read your interview for cues and proceed accordingly.

But they understand that the search engines are taking major cues from social media signals as to whether a site offers a positive user experience or not.

All etiquette is about how other people feel, not you, so read people's social cues and let them set the standards.

Whether or not their homes were among the 2,400 buildings that have burned, residents who had been laid off or whose business was slow prior to the fire are likely to use the evacuation as their cue to start fresh somewhere else, says Joseph Doucet, dean of the University of Alberta School of Business.

«But not everybody is as good at picking up on social cues and it isn't always easy to know if you're in sync with each other or not.»

With a phone interview, you can't read the interviewers nonverbal cues.

Without very specific and stirring visual cues in a story, listeners (or readers) may not be as totally immersed as they could have been with something to «see.»

Taking her cue from the legal concept of «wilful blindness,» which assigns culpability to those who could have and should have known something that they chose not to see, journalist Heffernan asks why individuals and organizations are so often unwilling to recognize the truths in front of them.

After amusing the crowd by showing off a scribbled notepad and promising not use a teleprompters, Romney soon made it clear why some presidential candidates should definitely use cues.

When you're presenting to someone in another location you often can't read their non-verbal cues.

Not unexpectedly, General Mills» response to deal with customer blowback incited more yet customer blowback: cue the business punditocracy with posts just like this one.

Machine learning helps businesses to take behavioral cues from their customers, not just collect stats on them.

Trump may not go into any more details on Tuesday besides a call to Congress for implementation, taking a cue from former presidents.

Yes, it's a stereotype that the genius smells bad, doesn't get social cues, says things that make others uncomfortable, and is wearing the same shirts that his mom bought him in 1997.

Still, getting off to such a troubled start is not good for Apple, and Cue made clear in his talk with the Journal that his company is actively working at fixing its issues.

But instead of analyzing the data, traders were taking their cue from the Bank of Canada, which hadn't fully embraced all the positive indicators.

Take a cue from Netflix, where even when you're browsing the movies available to watch, they don't immediately and automatically launch the movie trailer.

If you embrace open innovation, why not give product developers who want to work for you more specific cues?

So [the problem] wasn't obvious to us,» Cue said about early Apple Maps testing.

You'll likely feel calm, too, because you won't be subconsciously picking up on and mirroring back negative cues.

Despite that, Cue wanted to make it clear that Apple hasn't changed all that dramatically since Cook took over.

The lack of cue lever bothered me while testing the Basic; though this wasn't a deal breaker, having one makes playing a track deep on one side of an album a lot easier.

Know your brand and be consistent, but don't be afraid to experiment and take cues from others» success.

People often report picking up «vibes» from their fellow employees that they aren't trusted, and much of that comes from subtle body language cues -; shifting eyes, a lack of eye contact, or closed arms might be an indication that people don't have full confidence in you, Kerr explains.

Speaking specifically about Apple TV and gaming, Cue said that the Apple TV is ideal for people who don't want or need a dedicated gaming console, such as an Xbox or Playstation.

Not only does it take design cues from Apple - when closed an iPad and Byrdge Keyboard look like a MacBook — but it has backlit keys.

When Jack Cheng, the founder of Steepster, looks at his desk and chair, he doesn't see a mere place to work, but a space full of memories that subtly cue him to behave in certain ways.

In the future, intelligent AI powered chatbot interaction might greet you with a friendly opening, engage in chit chat, truly listen to your words, execute pauses, react to emotional cues and not just diagnose, but connect with you as it works to solve your problems efficiently, and smartly.

The eyes communicate many nonverbal cues — some of which you probably aren't even aware of.

«Because you can't see physical cues during a conference call, it seems to make some people behave unprofessionally.