Sentence examples for an equivalent question from inspiring English sources

In general, since muscle power is not directly expended as drag power, as noted earlier an equivalent question to pose is whether thrust power should be less than the power to deform the body, i.e., should ?

So in 2005 Lynda Carlson, then head of NSF's statistical shop, began a campaign to place an equivalent question on the ACS and eliminate the need for a stand-alone NSF survey.

The new question 'Have you been worried about your skin being yellow?' was generated from HCP interviews, but an equivalent question from the EORTC QoL item bank could not be found.

Since extracting diffusion coefficients from an FCS measurement involves determining the geometrical parameter w k,xy of each spot k (Eq. (6)), an equivalent question is whether, using a known sample as a calibration sample, the measured diffusion times of different samples scale up according to their known diffusion coefficients.

If our students only remembered that certain answers were associated with certain questions from the group exam, then they would not be any more likely to answer an equivalent question correctly than someone who took the previous exam as an individual.

An equivalent question would be: what is the probability p t1, t2) that the field X t) changes sign N times between t1 and t2 for X t) > < X>?

When Republicans were asked the equivalent question, the no-compromise number jumped to 47 percent.

Less dramatic than it's equivalent question in the English class, but important nevertheless.

A book of photographs of women must, whether it intends to or not, raise the question of women -there is no equivalent "question of men".

The last thing they or the Royal Mint want is for the Rees-Moggs of Botswana or Qatar to start asking the equivalent question.

The equivalent question here is this: how many parents are you prepared to separate from their children in the name of constitutional orthodoxy?