The New Yorker, November 12, 1932 P. 9 The reference librarian at Columbia University received a call from President Nicholas Murray Butler's secretary asking for correct spelling of the sound a hen makes after laying an egg.
By L. G. Leary and James Thurber The New Yorker, November 12 , 1932P. 9 The reference librarian at Columbia University received a call from President Nicholas Murray Butler's secretary asking for correct spelling of the sound a hen makes after laying an egg.
Accurate model predictions of the microbial evolution ask for correct model structures and reliable parameter values with good statistical quality.
Despite being asked for correct credit card information, she left the business without paying for the injections.
Make sure to ask for correct spellings of names and get contact information from witnesses, just in case you need to follow up on details later.
The final two questions were a snap, he said, one asking for the correct circumference of the earth (24,900 miles), the other asking for the inventor of the first mass-produced helicopter (Igor Sikorsky).
On MacArthur's arm, she entered the glittering orbit of his friends, the wits of New York, among whom even asking for the correct time demanded a cutting bon mot in reply.
If only data from one species is used as input, PhosphOrtholog cannot continue mapping since prediction is not one of its functions and will return an error asking for the correct input format.
The New Yorker, May 2 , 1953P. 23 A vague young lady named Ruth recently received from Altman's a check she had sent in payment of a bill, along with a note asking for a corrected check.
By Kitty Crapsten and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 2 , 1953P. 23 A vague young lady named Ruth recently received from Altman's a check she had sent in payment of a bill, along with a note asking for a corrected check.
Of the question types available on Blackboard, the following were used: Jumbled Sentence (matching a list of questions with a drop-down list of answers; we mostly included false-positives), Multiple Choice (asking for exactly one correct answer), and Multiple Answers (asking for one to several correct answers; we generally enabled partial credit).
