Sentences with phrase «depend on that clue»

But don't depend on that clue.

Not exact matches

The only clue in this puzzle is that the dots float around and get bigger or smaller, depending on the amount of noise around you (don't worry, Blackbox asks to use your microphone first).

That depends, of course, on the nature of the problem, but there are always clues.

Depending on the way the trader feels after trading in the demo account, the trader gets a clue to the traders whether they are ready to use the real time trading account or they still need some more practice.

You can look for other clues as well, such as contentment when she is done feeding and five to eight wet diapers per day, depending on the type of diaper you are using, to reassure you that her nutrition is just right.

The waves travel at differing speeds depending on the materials they flow through, which provides clues about the topography of the interior: Faster - moving waves, for instance, generally indicate denser rock.

Clues to how this happens have now been found in three species, providing researchers evidence that a wide range of organisms may depend on the same molecular gene silencers.

Planetary atmospheres can block certain wavelengths of light, depending on what kind of chemicals they contain, so the fact that one wavelength of infrared radiation is blocked while another passes through can help astronomers understand that there's not only an atmosphere there, but also provide clues as to what it's made of.

I know it depends on the water temperature etc, but as I simply have no clue at all, I would like to ask you for your experience with it.

whether or not im passible i have no clue, just depends on how important weight is to you.

It's more than the subtle clues their first day Read all depends on the most charming, intelligent, able to poor.

No clue how this will effect the film franchise, but I'm sure we can expect a reboot in a few years depending on how audiences take to the new personalities / sexes / identities.

Depending on which stage you are at, during your investigation, will impact on how much you can ask people and Pokémon, at any given time, as the more clues and events, will allow you to ask things that were previously unavailable.

As your students work on this activity, it is important that they learn the name of the plant they are drawing, and that they use the opportunity to spot clues about the life history of each plant — such as where it grows, what animals depend on it for food, whether it is a perennial, has a woody stem, and other features.

With the new system, however, an author won't have a clue how much money they're receiving based on number of downloads — it could vary with each, depending on the number of pages read.

So if the chains in every country will be listening to B&N for clues about what they should do, the independent stores (and the publishers who depend on them) will want to understand what Google can offer them.

Therefore, depending on the location of WHERE the itching is occurring will probably give you some clue as to WHAT caused the itching, and what tests your vet should conduct to confirm the diagnosis, whether there is a rash present or not.

Evangelion is, depending on who you ask, either a work of brilliant critique and deconstruction, a hot mess that has a lot of ideas and no clue what to do with them, or all of that at once.

Depending on what your approach is, this terrorist will react differently and reveal subtle hints about his character which can give you a clue on which approach will work best to resolve the situation.

Depending on which stage you are at, during your investigation, will impact on how much you can ask people and Pokémon, at any given time, as the more clues and events, will allow you to ask things that were previously unavailable.

A lot of the clues depend on subtle word play that might be lost on early readers.

Opening up new clues and solving crimes will depend on the player's ability to sniff out leads and extract information during interrogations.

Well, that would depend on the number of bad stations (we have no clue), the magantude of the error (we have no clue) any directionality in the error (we have no clue).

If an argument depends on skipping certain observations or emphasizes uncertainty while ignoring an obvious trend, that's a clue you're being steered as opposed to informed.

It all depends on the balance of mixing which no one has a clue about.

Victory now depends on putting all the clues found along the way into a trial.

The rental insurance rates that tenants pay can vary widely depending on a number of factors, such as where in the country in which the house, condominium, or townhouse is, or the street address in the part of a city, because these can give insurers reasonable clues about the risks that exist, whether natural occurrences or caused by human beings.

Most consumers don't buy / sell houses frequently so the average consumer doesn't have a clue and depends on their agent to advise them.