Sentence examples for direction of question from inspiring English sources

Since Galois conjugation gives an isomorphism of natural cohomology groups, which respects the cup product, as for instance the Dolbeault cohomology groups ( H^p(Omega ^q_X)), we obtain interesting consequences in the direction of question A) above.

2 "I am able to enjoy life" was slightly modified for clinicians for testing purposes; item tested was "I am content with the quality of my life right now". 3 Not included due to redundancy with the other appetite item and incompatible direction of question phrasing (positive).

By commencing the analysis during the data collection period, we were able to use the emerging themes to inform the direction of questions in subsequent interviews.

But granting that he could, under the New York Code, offer himself, to be sworn, and deliver a statement under the directions of questions by counsel, and be exempt from cross-examination nevertheless the deficiencies of his statement may be urged against him.

Given two points in a plane, each with a prescribed direction of motion in it, the question being asked is to find the shortest smooth path of bounded curvature that joins them.

The fact that CFFT is greatly elevated through a training procedure that results in sensitivity-improvements favoring a specific direction of motion brings into serious question the reliance on CFFT as a general measure of cortical processing or intelligence.

"No doubt the administration still has so many unanswered questions, but the direction of the questions [in the debate] just wasn't going that way.

As we sat down for this 1 2 1 interview I told her I had felt so unsure about the direction of my questions the day I spoke to her husband.

My belief is that you need to be aware of what happens during interview day, and that means knowing the direction of probable questions.

That's either because both candidates have gotten used to the format and each other, or because moderator Chris Wallace did great work in pushing them at least in the direction of his questions.

Perhaps the most interesting explanation has to do with the question sequencing and wording, where Frank Newport takes issue with the LA Times/Bloomberg poll for asking the direction of the country question before the ballot test.