It is apparent that the subsequently corrected noun 'Frauke' in the question F2 (black line) bears a prominent rise-fall in the f0, and a subsequently rising question intonation.
But the rising question is which performance measurement will be used for power allocation.
But Western analysts say that image is now in doubt amid rising questions of basic competence.
A fact sheet from the House Education & the Workforce Committee, for example, has this to say: "While the cost of a quality education continues to rise, questions remain about the quality and accountability of America's higher education system".
They list a handful of looming issues for the Treasury market, such as China cutting back on Treasury purchases, a rising dollar and the question of how the Federal Reserve will dispose of its bond stash.
Though that is a rough estimate that depends on the industry in question, there is no question that a rising tide of international commerce fosters job creation.
MIAMI — Senator Marco Rubio, a rising Republican star, confronted questions on Thursday that he had embellished his family history and misrepresented the year his parents first left Cuba for the United States.
While this pay posture is understandable, it raises a question: Should a rising stock price inoculate top executives from criticism over their pay?
An analogous pattern of significance can be observed for the rising stimulus, but with a stronger bias toward a "rising" response (i.e., question).
According to Halliday (1967), Ladd, (1996), Wells (2006), Halliday and Greaves (2008) and O'Connor and Arnold (1973), wh-questions typically have a falling tone while yes no questions have a rising tone.
