Sentences with phrase «relying on clues»

The test relies on clues found in the rise and fall of the abundance of molecules that play a role in the body's immune response.

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Google also introduced PlaNet, which identifies where a photo was taken without using geotags — instead relying on landmarks and clues such as types of vegetation, languages on signs, architectural styles, and the side of the road cars are driving on.

Kim is an incredibly secretive leader — he even travels with his own toilet to prevent his health being analyzed through his excrements — which means intelligence officials rely on any and all clues to understand how he thinks and operates.

For in denying that God has made a decisive self - disclosure in history, the syncretist is saying that man must rely on his own insights, speculations, and guesses for whatever clues he may have to the ultimate meaning of life.

In our case the board have no fu cking clue and they rely on Wenger alone to make the profit for them.

I am just a lowly stay - at - home mom who must rely on websites, doctors, and educators to have a clue about what my own children need...

Cambridge purports to go beyond the typical voter targeting — relying on online clues like Facebook Likes to give a hint at a user's political leanings and construct a picture of a voter's mental state.

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.

For now, such warning signs can only rely on external clues, like earthquakes and venting gases.

A new clue to their possible existence, which Cappelluti's team presented at the meeting, is an eerie concordance found in views of the distant universe that rely on different wavelengths.

Frequently, researchers rely only on clues on the seafloor surface to determine an eruption's size.

Brain activity in unborn children has been hard to study, and neonatologists have been forced to rely on indirect measures — such as heart rate — for clues to neural activity.

It provides a much more meaningful evaluation than a dermatologist's eyeball, which must rely on the vague, ambiguous clues offered by the surface appearance of the skin.

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.

Physicians often miss a thyroid problem since they rely on just a few traditional tests, leaving other clues undetected.

Men who rely heavily on texting is also a clue.

She's out of her element and in over her head, and needs to rely on Cory's knowledge of the land and his instincts as a tracker to find the killer before the blustering storm makes finding clues impossible.

It was previously easier for the Oscar voters to rely on what the DGA said, especially if they really had no clue where the race was headed — or whether they even saw the movies up for contention.

He is literally clueless in that he tends to detect without resort to clues, relying instead on a unbounded enthusiasm for adventure and blindness to danger.

«All of the character clues are in the writing, and I really relied on Greta to steer me through,» she says.

Tired and uninspired, the movie has no clue how to draw out its sitcom setup and relies entirely on weak pratfalls and schmaltz that's so sappy it provides the bulk of the laughs.

is a film that shows little and tells less, existing entirely in media res and relying on context clues and assumptions to tell a story that otherwise leans heavily on emotion to convey its plot and themes.

Midnight Special is a film that shows little and tells less, existing entirely in media res and relying on context clues and assumptions to tell a story that otherwise leans heavily on emotion to convey its plot and themes.

Many adults with dyslexia rely on contextual clues to understand what is read because other reading comprehension skills are weak.

With Hachette relying on Amazon far more than Amazon relying on Hachette, industry participants are watching the dispute for clues as to where the book market is headed — and are worried that Amazon's growing self - publishing movement could doom authors to the same fate as publishers.

Of course, you will know the moods of your cat best and you can rely on the context of the situation to give you clues.

Dark Souls relies on small environmental details not only to tell its story, but to clue players into where they need to go next, or where they might find useful hidden treasure.

The gameplay resembles recent games like What Remains of Edith Finch where players will be taking their time in each room, studying the environment, looking for clues, secrets, solving puzzles and understanding your findings, according to the game's page, the game relies on visual cues rather than being fed the story like in conventional games, players will have to go a step further and actually invest time in understanding whatever data they find.

It doesn't blend well with the game and further hinders the experience, especially when the plot relies on picking up visual clues and intently listening to dialogue that extra players may miss while exploring the vast maps.

We can look stuff up, given the least clue about what you're relying on.

Scientists rely on data gleaned from satellites for information on how our climate already has changed, and for clues on how it might change in the future.

In the real world, if someone purports to be an expert, they tell you that they have special knowledge of a subject, that you should rely on their judgment that certain claims are true, and they turn out to have no clue whatsoever about said claims, that person is no longer considered reliable or trustworthy.

Of course Telltale games don't have to rely on action — Batman featured clever and detailed investigative scenes, with lots of clues to gather and gadgets to use.