Sentences with phrase «relies on cues»

When calculating the distance of an object, the human brain relies on cues learned over time to estimate depth.

However, the men also relied on non-affective cues, like attractiveness and how provocatively the women were dressed — this is a cause for concern, the study authors note, because relying on these cues can lead a person to overestimate the sexual interest of more attractive and provocatively dressed women when they are not, in fact, feeling that way.

In the past (as in thousands of years ago), we used to rely on these cues from things like sunlight to dictate when we should sleep (i.e. when it got dark) and when we should wake up (i.e. when it got light).

He hosted SNL recently and he was actually very very good as a host, he really seemed to be enjoying himself, and unlike some other recent hosts (Like James Franco, who did nt do so good) he never had to rely on any cue cards or anything, did a good job.

For quite a few situations, it's easier to use the controls on the multi-function steering wheel for the TFT dashboard binnacle display than it is relying on CUE and the sensors — and, like the conventional analogue gauges in the binnacle, it's also clearer and more legible to read at a glance.

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Taking a cue from the original «Star Wars» trilogy, «The Force Awakens» relied mostly on practical effects — except for Lupita Nyong «o's character, Maz Kanata, a creature created with motion capture.

I have to rely on non-visual ways to determine whether this has come right as my vision is not sufficient to use color as a cue.

Bake cake until top is firm and edges are slightly darkened, 55 — 65 minutes (rely on visual cues; a tester inserted into cake's center will come out clean before cake is truly done).

Breastfeeding on cue is the norm in Bangladesh and if anything mothers there need to be taught about the importance of introducing solids at the right time instead of relying on just breast milk to meet the baby's nutritional needs for too long.

Autistic kids usually rely on the nonverbal cues in order to communicate, same as pets / animals do.

You also have a bunch of little «peripheral» clocks throughout your body (which includes your microbes) and these rely on other cues, such as food.

Your baby quickly learns to rely on using his own cues to let you know what he needs.

Your body relies on a complex set of external cues, internal clocks, and chemical processes to wake your brain up in the morning.

Rather than guessing and relying on trial and error if our son was upset, we could hear the early cues for when he was hungry, gassy, tired, or uncomfortable.

When children are very young, they rely heavily on visual cues to know what you expect from them.

Cuomo does not have a formally written speech per se, but instead relies on written cues and phrases before hand, given the address with the aid of a PowerPoint presentation.

By fiddling with the cytoskeletons of real - life hydras, researchers found that the pond polyps rely on mechanical forces as well as molecular cues to regenerate head and tentacles in the right places (SN: 3/4/17, p. 19).

Now, a new generation of researchers is attacking the problem, and a small but growing group is taking its cue from evolutionary biology, which relies on genetic clues to decipher relationships between organisms.

«We also found that those who leave early appear to rely solely on official cues to determine when to leave, while the majority (those who either wait and see or stay and defend) rely on both official cues and physical cues.

Meissner, who studies interrogation techniques, says officers can not solely rely on behavioral cues.

The researchers suspect the ants relied on some sort of sunlight cues.

While sighted individuals use visual cues to get information about the composition of objects, such as the sheen of metal, or the fuzziness of fur, echolocators must rely on the auditory cues that result from the echoes of the clicks they emit.

The women's use of the prefrontal cortex, say researchers, suggests that they relied on landmarks and pictured the objects in their minds, while the men used both landmarks and geometric cues, like shapes and angles, to escape the maze.

Humans tend to rely on visual cues more than other types of cues because our vision is more highly developed than our other senses.

For species with complex song, such as the nightingale, the study suggest that females rely on multiple song cues to quickly gather information about their potential partner and inform mating decisions.

But what if the participants could not rely on any sound cues to adjust their speech?

Today's prosthesis users have to rely on visual cues to know whether they are touching or gripping something with their artificial hands.

There is currently no standard method of determining a bullet or bomb fragment's path through flesh and bone — doctors generally have to rely on visual cues.

Bluestein, who earlier had been waylaid in southern Kansas for hours by a flat tire, characteristically decided to rely on visual cues.

Both males and females in this group, relative to their peers, relied less on the photographed women's emotional cues and more on their attire and their attractiveness.

«To reach their target, growing axons rely on molecules known as guidance cues, which instruct them on which direction to take by repelling or attracting them to their destination,» explains Dr. Charron, Director of the Molecular Biology of Neural Development research unit at the IRCM.

When guessing how interested a woman was in sex, the men relied largely on women's affective cues, such as facial expression and body language, which is good news, because these cues are more likely to be indicative of how she is feeling toward him.

But while those studies have suggested that animals are able to understand what others see — giving them an advantage in competing for food, for example — they rely on the test subjects» ability to see another's head or eyes, providing so - called «gaze cues.»

The research shows that the modelling effect is stronger in older children than in younger children, which also suggests that relying on external rather than internal cues for how much to eat is a learnt behaviour.

If we don't take advantage of the physical cues and only rely on chemical cues, the process suffers from low efficiency and batch - to - batch inconsistency.»

Another distance cue, called angular declination, relies on the vertical position of an object in the visual field.

Dr Karl - Andrew Woltin from the Department of Psychology at Royal Holloway, who led these studies, said: «There is more and more evidence that the powerful more strongly rely on internal cues when making judgments.

A smartphone - linked hearing aid is a particular advantage for people with profound hearing loss, as they tend to rely on video - calling apps, which provide additional visual speech cues.

Secondly, the dogs and wolves had to rely on behavioural cues, in which the experimenter only showed the location of the hidden food through her behaviour, without making any eye - contact with the animals.

People with later bedtimes and wake times are exposed to more artificial light and less sunlight, he says, which means their bodies aren't getting the natural cues humans once relied on.

The system's main limitation is that YouTube strips metadata out of videos, says Goldberg, so it must rely on audio cues to sync videos — but this only works when there is a loud noise easily distinguishable from the background, like a gunshot.

«Thus,» the authors write to describe the previous state of the research, «it still remains an open question whether any nonhuman animal can attribute the concept «seeing» without relying on behavioral cues.»

The ovaries - first race relies on environmental cues to trigger the female - to - male change.

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Unlike other animals that might use visual cues, such as size, or perceptional clues, such as spatial location, to determine rank, the monk parakeet appears to rely on other clues - ones that are based on newly acquired social knowledge, the study found.

The grand prize of USD 25,000 goes to Liron Bar - Peled for his work describing how multicellular organisms rely on environmental cues to dictate cell size.

Dogs rely much on their owner, and for many tasks they might anticipate the demanded behavior by reading their owner's facial expression and make use of unintentional experimenter - given cues [18 — 20].

It's simply finding a way to rely on your own hunger and fullness cues and establishing ways outside of eating to cope with emotions, while also having permission to eat what you want.»

We'll get you out of your head and back into your body so you can start to rely on your body's cues to tell you what, when, and how much to eat.

You can't rely on your «intuition», or eat according to your natural hunger and satiety cues — not at the start, anyway — because the environment doesn't allow for that.