signal的示例

• At a prearranged signal, everyone started moving forwards.

• I usually set my watch by the time signal on the radio.

• At the given signal, the group rushed forward to the barrier.

• I've been trying to call him all evening, but I keep getting the engaged signal.

• A whistle is the signal for the children to line up ready to go into the classroom.

• The picture quality is bad because the TV signal isn't powerful enough.

• The equipment sent out a regular high-pitched signal.

• There is some interference on the signal - do not adjust your set.

• She signalled to them to sit down.

• The ship signalled for help.

• A flashing light signalled that there was danger ahead.

• I signalled left and turned into the driveway.

• Where price signals are distorted we expect to see greater inefficiency and higher levels of pollution.

• Lower inflation rates not only lead to clearer pricing signals and better investment decisions by economic agents, but also protect fixed income earners.

• A genitive nominal, on the other hand, signals that the designated thing is not there as a participant of the event in question.

• During morphogenesis.positional information is conveyed to neiboring cells by signaling molecules.

• Biased attention to signals of threat or danger are thought to create cognitive distortions through a process of overactivation.

• Thus, it is possible that right prefrontal asymmetry results in reduced inhibitory signals toward the amygdala, which would then maintain aversive-related responses.

• The physiological context of signaling is mostly sidelined until the last two chapters, which are dedicated to signalling in development.

• On the other hand, discrete emotional signals may convey different information and be processed distinctly.

• The countdown task consisted of five trials with two separate conditions: signaled aversion and unsignaled aversion.

• Since the frequency of the signals emitted by the baroreceptors is known, this can be done spectrally, if the coupling is linear.

• The only temporal information that we are given by the linguistic signals is that, at the time referred to, the situation is in progress.

• If this attempt at signalling works, it does so by means of salience (pp. 158-9).

• If it is, then perhaps they emphasize noise because that might provide the prior signals on which modulatory processes operate.

• One common view is that they increase the salience of relevant signals.

• Hypothesis: progesterone primes breast cancer cells for cross-talk with proliferative or antiproliferative signals.