Sentence examples for answer jointly from inspiring English sources

This is a question each partner should ask -- and answer jointly: What type of marriage do they want?

They include the creation of a team of video-makers that answers jointly to Abramson and to the company's business side.

(iii) Theorem 2.4, Theorem 2.5 and Corollary 2.6 jointly answer the question: when (Omegainoperatorname{Din}^{q}_{alpha}(S^{n-1})) with (q=1), (qin 1, infty)) or (q=infty), respectively, what kind of additional conditions on growth function φ and Ω can deduce the boundedness of (mu_{Omega}) from (H^{varphi}) to (L^{varphi})?  .

Theorem 2.4, Theorem 2.5 and Corollary 2.6 jointly answer the question: when (Omegainoperatorname{Din}^{q}_{alpha}(S^{n-1})) with (q=1), (qin 1, infty)) or (q=infty), respectively, what kind of additional conditions on growth function φ and Ω can deduce the boundedness of (mu_{Omega}) from (H^{varphi}) to (L^{varphi})?

It really caught my eye and made me want to know more, so I got in touch with New York's director of photography, Jody Quon (who used to be the Times Magazine's deputy photo editor), and  design director, Thomas Alberty; they answered my questions jointly via e-mail.

In the table below, identify two numbers from the list of possible answers that are jointly consistent with the given information: in the first column, mark the row that indicates the total number of workers in the office; in the second column, mark the row that indicates the number of workers who are members of all three groups.

Statistical accuracy is based on testing the hypothesis that the true values of the calibration questions (ie, the actual answers) could be jointly drawn from an expert's provided distributions.

Subsystems can collaborate at a twofold level, both in returning a jointly determined answer, and in co-evolving to tune to changing conditions.

The results are reported in Tables 17 and 18. Results are qualitatively unchanged with respect the pooled sample with the only exception that "don't know" answers lose significance when jointly controlling for numeracy and years of schooling.

It may also help facilitate 'deliberative processes and meaningful partnerships between researchers and users that help them to jointly ask and answer relevant questions' (Moat and Lavis 2013).

As the interviews were conducted in Sinhalese, the researchers (SH, CS) jointly translated the answers to English before database entry was conducted.