Sentence examples similar to every query posed from inspiring English sources

Take a provocative query posed in an April 2011 survey by the Public Religion Research Institute: Is capitalism compatible with Christian values?

What's Wrong with the World represents an extrapolation of Chesterton's original response to a query posed in so many words by the Times to a selection of eminent writers and thinkers of the day.

Jikitou takes a user's query posed in the form of a natural language question and returns a list of potential answers from sentences taken from biomedical abstracts.

In a clip posted on Twitter, Harris appears to answer DJ Envy's question, saying that she likes Snoop Dogg and Tupac Shakur (as well as Cardi B), while laughing off the query posed by Charlamagne Tha God.

Whatever the political stripes of the questioner or questionees, though, such a query posed to any group of voters can reveal the fears, anxieties and hopes that many Americans feel on election day.

For each SPARQL query posed against the system, NCBI2RDF sets up a workflow of requests to NCBI that allows fetching the data requested by users.

However, the prediction of natural ligands of the PSD95 PDZ domains in protein databases using this refined consensus as a query poses the following problem.

Each peer possesses a local database and can answer queries posed by other peers.

In this paper we propose a view specification language and consider the problem of answering queries posed over views.

These are among the most common queries posed in the "Virtual Interview With Adolf Hitler" (www.activehistory.co.uk/head2head/hitler/activity.htm), an interactive activity that lets you type questions and receive responses.

Why is it so difficult?" These were the opening queries posed by Eric Scheirer, an analyst with Forrester Research, speaking to the small colloquium in Cambridge, Mass.