Daubert, too, distinguished the questioning act from its ideal meaning or from the question in an ideal sense but, in contrast to Pfänder's sparse indications about acts of orders, he described the experience of questioning in more detail.
One participant reminisced about her experience of questioning a trainer during her first year of study: I was very rudely reprimanded for asking an important question during one of my preliminary classes.
We react to things around us from a place of past experience, instead of questioning how we want to respond.
In Malik's case, if her application had been flagged for one of those indicators, she "would have had a very different experience, with lines of questioning designed to put [her] under pressure," Freestone said.
Since his 1978 arrest, Mr Adams has had no experience of police questioning but plenty of experience answering reporters' questions.
That's why The Prisoner's existential experience of continually questioning everything, including ourselves, is so vital to any concept of individuality.
This difference was statistically significant for the average and least amount of pain experienced during ICU stay and the pain experienced at the moment of questioning [ 16].
While individual experiences vary, they show efforts of questioning embedded power relations shaping spatial data production in these continuously evolving, contested technoscientific and social landscapes.
Mark Thorn, a spokesman for the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, would not discuss Ms. Satrapi's experience, but said that the process of questioning, fingerprinting and photographing visitors from Iran and many other countries, like Saudi Arabia and Iraq, was mandated by Congress after the Sept. 11 attacks.
The Joint Service Committee on Military Justice, which reviews potential changes to military law, is considering a proposal that would give sexual assault victims in Article 32 hearings new protections to shield them from the kind of questioning the midshipman experienced.
The second criterion – that of having earned the respect of their colleagues for their good practices – reflects Gadamer's concept of experience[ 26], and is the result of questioning preconceived notions.
