Verb:

জডাইয়া ধরিয়া থাকা,

cuing's Usage Examples:

The "part-set cuing effect" was initially discovered by Slamecka (1968), who found that providing.

he wants playback to begin without previously cuing up the record.

Since there is no time wasted in cuing, the needle drop allows faster movements by the.

The explicit task-cuing procedure was developed to investigate the time course of task switching.

motion system with an additional extended pitch axis to provide motion cuing for all phases of flight.

" Critics warn that RPM's over-reliance on prompts (verbal and physical cuing by facilitators) may inhibit development of independent communication in.

LOAL systems normally rely on cuing from a helmet mounted sight or onboard sensors like radar or FLIR, and use.

Drosophila falleni are attracted to mushroom sites by cuing in on specific odourants that are common in rotting mushrooms.

The researchers also found that performance on the cuing task could be a more accurate means of discerning dyslexic from normal readers.

Often cuing is from cards which list the steps in abbreviated notation.

His voice is so smooth and jazzy that he'd be much better off cuing up a Miles Davis album.

to part-set cuing in that both show lowered memory performance given some previously studied information.

In one example of part-set cuing, people asked.

The name is derived from the Irish cuing, meaning "narrow neck of land (as between two lakes).

Ní chlaochlóidh cuing a n-oinigh s iad don éigse as fhóiridhin ioldánaigh gan oil 'n-a gceann.

Howardula aoronymphium are attracted to mushroom sites by cuing in on specific odourants that are common in rotting mushrooms.

Synonyms:

actor"s line; prompting; speech; words; prompt;

Antonyms:

add; detach; uncommunicative; invalidate; positivity;