Sentence examples for eliciting a single from inspiring English sources
But in eliciting a single guilty plea from Credit Suisse, didn't the Justice Department also have an obligation to hold its senior management to account?
The choice of a long refractory time-scale in the model is useful for eliciting a single (rather than multiple) spike rebound response.
The artist's "Riverbank of the Marne," an 1888 landscape, was one of the collection's highlights but failed to elicit a single bid.
As we approached the entrance, I joked that if the museum failed to elicit a single "wow," it would have failed, since that was Amelia's expression du jour.
A review of testimony submitted to the inquiry elicits a single reference to Operation Rockingham, a secretive intelligence activity buried inside the Defence Intelligence Staff, which dealt with Iraqi WMD and activities of the UN special commission (Unscom).
Unlike contests, which can carefully control the exposure of assets to elicit a single, narrow solution, complementor platforms must give outsiders more-flexible access to develop a wide range of solutions.
Focal application of EAA agonists to the rat rostral nucleus ambiguus complex and adjacent ventral reticular formation typically elicits a single contraction of the esophagus, most probably reflecting direct excitation of motoneurons.
When hackers took over two-thirds of D.C. police's surveillance cameras days before the 2017 presidential inauguration, it appeared that the cyberattack was limited to elicit a single ransom payment.
In a town where hunting guns hang on the wall of the prosecutor's office and the rifle team has won championships, the decision to arm guards had elicited a single protest.
Since the DNN model elicited a single pressure value from 8 electrical resistance signals, it is much more advantageous to secure higher pressure sensitivity in a fast time frame (<10−4 sec). than is possible with a conventional pressure sensing system, wherein a pressure value is converted from a single resistance value.
