In the meantime, both Sharpton and Hardy continue to be making their implicit case to the jury _ that Sharpton can be judged apart from his co-defendants _ through physical cues.
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Following spore attachment and germination on the host surface, the emerging germ tube perceives physical cues such as surface hardness and hydrophobicity, as well as chemical signals including wax monomers that trigger appressorium formation.
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Humans are exceptionally good at picking up various verbal and physical cues ( e . g ., speech intonation, eye movements, . . . ) that indicate when another human is practicing deception.
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In vitro, embryonic stem cells can be cultured under defined conditions to keep them in their pluripotent state, or they can be stimulated with biochemical and physical cues to differentiate them to different cell types.
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Robots are expected to be able to read emotions by picking up on physical cues like movement of body and facial muscles, posture, speed of movement, eyebrow position, and distance between the human and the robot.
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The attacks prompted Germany to update its laws, making it easier to deport immigrants convicted of sex crimes and broadening the definition of sexual assault to include any sexual act that a victim declines through verbal or physical cues.
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Thornhill says, for instance, that physical cues about a male's ability to nurture offspring have clearly been more important over the eons for some females than signals about his ability to bring home the bacon _-or bison.
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"Sugared beverages do not supply any physical cues or social ones, either, " he wrote . " There's nothing built into our system to tell us we should eat half as much spaghetti because we just drank 200 calories ."
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The main difficulty in the " in vivo " study of embryonic vascular remodelling has been to separate the effects of physical cues from the delivery of nutrients, oxygen, and other signalling factors which may have an effect on vascular remodelling.
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Like many canid vocalizations, these barks are often associated with physical cues, like a wrinkling of the brow, staring, raised hackles, pinned back ears, an upright or lowered tail and other submissive or threatening postures, Feddersen-Petersen said.
