Sentence examples for answer candidates from inspiring English sources

The successive narrowing typically employs word and other feature matching, and ultimately dependency and role matching, and perhaps limited textual inference to verify answer candidates.

At this processing stage, there is inhibition and/or facilitation between decade and unit digits of all activated answer candidates.

Both effects were initiated earlier in the long than in the short SOA conditions due to the more advanced activation of the set of answer candidates (including the correct response) in the former compared to the latter at the onset of EEG recording.

In particular, one may distinguish features that are related to properties of the problem (e.g. the operand rows involved or the size and parity status of the operands) and features that are related to the correct result (e.g. its relatedness to other answer candidates).

The quiz renderer module realises the user interface through which users can interact with the system, as shown in Fig. 2. The question and correct answer are retrieved from a dedicated database, whereas the wrong answer candidates are selected from the results calculated by the similarity computation module.

It presents the question answering task from an information retrieval perspective and emphasises the importance of retrieval models, i.e., representations of queries and information documents, and retrieval functions which are used for estimating the relevance between a query and an answer candidate.

Up against candidates from high-achieving state schools, grammar schools, academies and private schools where students are drilled in delivering what the examiner wants in meticulously planned exam answers, candidates from other schools where this useful information isn't part of the curriculum can only prepare to be further disadvantaged.

In addition, behavioral questions have been shown to elicit truthful answers from candidates, since the answers are based on concrete past experiences.

Ask anyone why they like a candidate, and so many will, in between incoherent policy defenses, give you their truthful answer: "The candidate is exciting".

Since we often don't have a fixed "right" answer a candidate can end misrepresenting themselves in a pointless way.

He worked closely with Adam Green from Lexington, Mass., who along with his son, Zach, co-founded 140Elect LLC, which produced the platform that was used to present the questions and answers from candidates.