PRESIDENT GRIMSSON: Well, this was a highly sophisticated question.
It's able to answer questions about the story thanks to Facebook's Memory Network, which Facebook says "enables a machine to perform relatively sophisticated question answering".
He said that when he once asked a colleague a sophisticated physics question, the colleague replied, "Only Jim Gordon really understands the dipole force".
You have to ask the more sophisticated question, which is why do women work fewer hours than men?
Rather than the much more sophisticated question that you're raising.
As much as showing the content of the classes, the videos help teachers identify techniques for organizing a lesson or eliciting sophisticated questions from students.
Stable isotope approaches are an important ecological tool, enabling increasingly sophisticated questions to be addressed in a number of fields [1], [2] although the majority of work has been in the area of animal foraging and resource partitioning [e.g. 3].
And you did so in great numbers (more than 100, at last count), and you asked really great, sophisticated questions, and a good number of you even went so far as to help one another out by answering them.
Doesn't President Clinton believe in freedom of religion?" But those were the relatively sophisticated questions of an educated man, someone boastful of his several visits to New York years ago.
With modest investment in simple lighting setups and carefully selected seed stocks, students can develop and test sophisticated questions within an inquiry-based genetics unit such as the one presented here.
Ben Rhodes played an important role as well, answering sophisticated questions from skeptical House members in the White House situation room -- detailed questions about types of centrifuges, duration of each part of the agreement, facilities at Parchin and Arak, "snap-back" provisions for reinstating sanctions of Iran cheated, and every aspect of the inspection regime.
