Sentence examples for A question expressed from inspiring English sources
At Thursday night's presidential debate, President Bush, in response to a question, expressed concerns about President Putin's recent moves to consolidate power.
This arguing on both sides of a question expressed Carneades' attitude of suspending judgment, an attitude characteristic of academic, or antidogmatic, skepticism.
The key difference between QA technology and document search is that document search takes a keyword query and returns a list of documents, ranked in order of relevance to the query (often based on popularity and page ranking), while QA technology takes a question expressed in natural language, seeks to understand it in much greater detail, and returns a precise answer to the question.
A white middle-aged Boston housewife who, answering a different question, expressed concern about how the people sitting on the back of a bus must feel, added that she was also worried about the people on the front of the bus, mainly because she found it so hard to put herself in their shoes.
The Net-Map tool starts with a well-designed research question, expressed in the form of a final outcome or development objective.
Our a priori hypotheses were accomplished, as the ASES questionnaire had a strong correlation with the SST, the Physical Component Score of the SF-36, and also with the single disability question (expressed on a visual analogue scale).
The Oxford hip score and the Oxford knee score both included 12 questions covering pain and ability related to the hip or knee problem. 10 11 Responses to each question (expressed on a 4 point scale) are summed up to provide an overall score ranging from 0 (worst health status) to 48 (best health status).
Each question expressed one idea and no question was phrased in a negative tense (i.e., not or neither).
Who are these Johnsons?" The woman in question expressed surprise at the allegations.
Hour by hour, other customers repeated the same question, expressed the same concern.
Each question expressed only one idea (i.e., no questions contained "and") and no questions were phrased in a negative form.
