Sentence examples for an exhaustive answer from inspiring English sources

Starting from a fundamental observation that relates internal stability of the control loops to mere stability of a specific LFT, the paper provides an exhaustive answer to the question under which conditions the internal stability of a control loop is preserved by performing a loop-transformation.

Regarding the Darwinian sentence, among 40 students who answered, only seven didn't give an exhaustive answer and two students declared "I can't explain"; all the others provided valid and ample comments and wrote acceptable correct explanations about the great amount of biodiversity and about continuity of evolutionary processes.

An exhaustive answer is probably beyond the scope of this paper, but it is tempting to investigate whether the appearance of DUI played a main role in this burst [ 16, 17]: further research on DUI evolution and the characterization of mitochondrial inheritance in Opponobranchia can surely shed more light on this issue.

Poundstone offers practical advice, but he is clearly in it for the puzzles, as a splendidly exhaustive answer key confirms.

This is an exhaustive solution to a (physically) small problem.

In many cases, it is intuitively clear what the "true exhaustive answer" to a question in a given world is, at least much clearer than what all the "possible answers" to that question are.

Groenendijk and Stokhof (1984) take a question to denote, in each world, a single proposition embodying the true exhaustive answer to the question in that world.

What is the true exhaustive answer to (9) in a world where Ann is coming and Bill is coming as well?

Notice that if we pick the second option, then we must assume that the true exhaustive answer to (9) in a world where Ann is coming but Bill is not coming is {w: if Ann is coming in w then Bill is not coming in w}.

Questions disconnect worlds, i.e., they remove a pair ⟨w,v⟩ from R just in case the true exhaustive answer to the question in w differs from the true exhaustive answer to the question in v. Thus, the dynamic framework of Jäger (1996), Hulstijn (1997), and Groenendijk (1999) provides a notion of context and meaning that embodies both informative and inquisitive content in a uniform way.

These propositions have two special properties: they are mutually exclusive (since two different exhaustive answers are always incompatible), and together they form a cover of the entire logical space (since every world is compatible with at least one exhaustive answer).