Sentence examples for answer to the query from inspiring English sources

"Sure, it could be from the Revolution!" Mr. Hunter sang out in answer to the query.

While the state acknowledged in an official release to the press that aldrin is a "poison," it implied that no harm could come to human beings, and the official answer to the query "What precautions should I take?" was "For you, none".

"Franny B. Kranny, There's a Bird in Your Hair!," by Harriet Lerner and Susan Goldhor, offers a satisfying answer to the query "What if?" The main character, a spunky little girl with a tongue twister of a name, loves her long, frizzy red hair, despite the fact that it gets caught on her dress buttons and even in the refrigerator door.

Consequently, if there is only one relevant answer to the query "What is the official website of Tom Cruise" in the QALD, only the first result is considered.

Thus, to provide an answer to the query "Which diseases can be treated with monoterpenes?" requires the integration of a disease and chemistry ontology, supplemented by a proper relationship detection method.

However, it does not analyze the syntax of the search phrase, thus the outcome of the search is a list of relevant documents rather than a direct answer to the query.

But there's another, troubling answer to the queries.

They had to have at least one extra positive answer to the queries.

I haven't even hit a button and it's automatically populated the page with answers to the query: 'Do blacks commit more crimes?' And look, I could have been going to ask all sorts of questions.

In this setting, queries are therefore answered against a logical theory constituted by the EDB and the ontology; more specifically, query answering amounts to computing the answers to the query that are entailed by the EDB and the ontology.

The answers to the query are bindings to variable ?moviename as shown bellow.