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The think-aloud technique is a well established technique used for eliciting real-time thoughts of users as they interact with software applications.

Other Warhol paintings also elicited real competition and sold for high prices.

The story careers from one fevered episode to the next, never stopping long enough to elicit real feeling.

The one topic that seemed to elicit real seriousness from Trump, now that he has been briefed by intelligence officials, attendees said, is the situation in North Korea.

"What's Hecuba to him, or he to Hecuba/That he should weep for her?": Hamlet marvels frustratedly that the empathy of performance can elicit real tears from the First Player at Hecuba's fate.

These experiments ask people to buy and sell actual goods to elicit real values, in which researchers test how alternative exchange institutions affect these values.

In conclusion, our approach elicited real farmers' criteria regarding miscanthus location to capture local specificities and explore different miscanthus location probabilities at the farm and landscape levels.

Novices also participate as trainees to elicit real-time assessment, instruction, and feedback.

In this context, the main purpose of the focus group was to elicit real-world perspectives from stakeholders who will eventually use the tool.

The two praised Amman's ability to "elicit real-world reactions out of fantastical situations".

As established in earlier studies (Genova et al., 1997; Ramanujan and Herman, 2007), we employed mitochondrial complex I inhibitor (100 nM rotenone) as a perturbation reagent, to elicit real-time metabolic responses in TMRM-labeled live cells and monitored the kinetics by two-photon excitation microscopy (Ramanujan and Herman, 2008; Ramanujan et al., 2008; Ramanujan et al., 2005).