Sentence examples for a query illustrates from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, discussing how paleontologists would address such a query illustrates how they think about the morphology, ecology, and relationships of extinct animals and thus gives an opportunity to introduce broader concepts from paleontology and evolutionary biology to a more general audience.

We test the efficiency by three most frequently used queries, querying the time interval with the most delaying events for temporal query shown in Fig. 17b, searching the RKNN bus stops for spatial query illustrated in Fig. 17c and finding the zones with significant bus delay aggregation from Monday to Friday for temporal spatial query shown in Fig. 17d.

By contrast, that women face such queries illustrates that they are associated more closely than men with bodily features to do with procreation (Prokhovnik 1999, 126).

Below we report three queries illustrating issues that can be easily resolved by Wanderer, but requiring a large number of steps and/or computational skills to be achieved by other means.

> The Anatomy Components (including subcomponents) can be used to find gene expression annotation in EMAGE when used as a linked database query as illustrated by Query 2. The query will return results for the component chosen as a filter and all of its subcomponents.

The following query example illustrates such syntax where (polyg_params) is a container of list of latitude/longitude pairs and a maximum geohash precision length: In my path another type of spatial queries may be of particular importance is within a road segment, in the path of a tracked vehicle or maybe in a traffic stream.

Query 7 illustrates how to retrieve coding sequences for all genes on chromosome 22 as well as obtaining information about the gene name and the location of the gene start and end.

Obesity complete (is_syn some (SNMCT Obesity or SNMCT Obese)) The figure 2 illustrates behaviour of a query in our model.

We illustrate the preprocessing of a query and a database with a simple example.

In Figure 1a we show how Arena3D can be used to illustrate the results of a query across multiple databases.

The query result illustrated as the red area in Fig. 4 can be obtained by the following index operation: (mathrm{OR}({a_3, a_4}) & mathrm{OR}({o_1}) & mathrm{OR}({text {Wed}, text {Thu}})).