These things he ascertained immediately and simultaneously; his training needed no conscious cueing.

Providing additional feedback to the brain can help overcome the problems individuals have with internal cueing.

It is an excellent example of automatic cueing of one sensor by another.

These techniques primarily include the cueing, equalization, and audio mixing of two or more sound sources.

Got through it with much cueing.

The software enables cueing of each line as it is sung, and it appears instantly on the screen.

In short obtaining an expected response may be the reinforcement required to shape the experimenter's pattern of unintentional cueing.

Pitch cueing is the process a DJ does to seamlessly beat lock two different tracks.

Contextual cueing is a form of memory-based automaticity.

Internal cueing is often noted to be the first to disappear, but persons with Parkinson's disease are usually still able to elicit external cues.

He did most of the cueing in the hourlong set, suggesting changes in dynamics or rhythmic motifs.

Visual search with exogenous and endogenous cueing.

And while the production has been superbly lighted by Robert Thompson, atmospheric mood cueing is minimal.

Most of the efforts to teach sign languages to chimpanzees have probably been vitiated by subtle forms of subconscious cueing.

Much of early movie music, rooted in the piano accompaniments for 19th-century melodrama, amounted to little more than emotional cueing for specific scenes.

During this time, if the cueing is finished, the LD will sit in the audience and take notes on what works and what needs changing.

Track and coordinate Followspots (if any exist for the production) and generate paperwork to aid in their cueing and color changes.

Released in 2004 and designed for professional use in clubs, it features real-time digital video scratching, looping and instant hot cueing.

O'Brien never realized how much of communication depended on visual cueing; he felt he was talking to Bashir over a comm link.

As Potter (1980) points out, it is difficult to differentiate from analysis how far morphemic or graphic cueing has influenced the response to the end of a word.

Audio, ASL, sub-titles and some cueing.

The F-15K is equipped with the Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System.

Surprisingly, AD sufferers manifest enhanced spatial cueing, but this benefit is only obtained for cues with high spatial precision.

The Posner Cueing Task, also known as the Posner paradigm, is a neuropsychological test often used to assess attention.

In flight simulators with motion platforms, the motion sensory thresholds are utilised in the technique known as 'acceleration-onset cueing'.

The others took their cue from the look on his face.

I should have taken a cue from the name of the town.

Soon after came my cue to be brought on, dead.

He would have to take his cue from her, again.

As if on cue, he turned and looked at me.

He said nothing for a while, and she took the cue.

For the most part the rest of the court took their cue from the king.

Taking the cue, she decided to play the part herself.

Whatever cue 110/111 have given is taken and run with.

When she looked away, I took it as my cue to leave.

That would have been my cue if I were needed.

It was like they took their cue from the people.

It was my cue to go find something to do.

China may take its cue from other members of the trade group as well.

And so we have once again decided to take a cue from them.

On cue she stood up and moved to the front of the room.

After a moment, the media people looked at me for some sort of cue.

The idea is for the body to take a cue from both the music and the image.

My eye will be taken to it for every single light cue.

Third, the Clinton team is taking its cue from countries in the region.

And everyone had taken their cue from the leader of the party.

He put the cue down on the edge of the table.

He was too good a field man to miss a cue.

He stood at the other end of the table, waiting for his cue.

It was the cue for which he had been waiting.

Cue an argument during which both sides got more entrenched.

Cue up with the locals and enjoy some exceptional street food.

Cue the Russian winter, which looks chilly but not cold enough for anyone to bundle up.

Cue the sound of the pound crashing in the currency markets.

Cue the stage lights, because the auditions are back.

Cue the sound of estate agents hastening to reassure staff.

Cue the spotlight: the tennis coaches are ready for their close-ups.

Cue the chess club nerd, who is now a dot-com millionaire.

Cue the squealing from the middle classes as their handouts are revoked.

Cue the proverbial drug deal gone badly wrong.

Cue the quip about being able to fit a curve to a cow with enough degrees of freedom.

Cue the deep-voiced announcer (and tell him to take a really deep breath): It's a bird!

Cue the arrival of lady and the lab and my murderous thoughts.

Cue the entrance of said god, singing an Elvis-flavored paean to his own ponytail.

Cue the Turnip headlines and accusations all round.

Cue the predictable responses: "You won't be able to do that when X is in charge."

Cue the use of gangster methods involving armed heavies roaming the streets.

Cue the "Top Gun" soundtrack playing the background.

Cue the ratings agencies followed by the bond vigilantes...

Cue the heavy metal music.

Cue up a big sigh.

'Cue it in, Rex,' Elvis called up to the control box.

Cue the morning's first argument.

Cue the anguished drivel of "what about unsustainable wars for oil..."

Cue the spectacular transformation of Anthony Ward's set.