His irritation was clear, though, when he encountered a face-to-face question after his speech from a woman who demanded to know why illegal immigrants were given preferential treatment.
Second, identifying issues would benefit from face-to-face question generation where facilitators could help refine emerging topics into PICO-structured research questions.
This group of 1,379 participants answered a (face-to-face) question on dizziness during the third data collection cycle of LASA (1998/1999; Figure 1).
In this year's Presidential election, as in the last two, the country will be brought face to face with the question of the war.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, July 29 , 1972P. 19 In this year's Presidential election, as in the last two, the country will be brought face to face with the question of the war.
But one senior official said that during the key meetings on the subject, Mr. Bush's new team came face to face with the question of what chaos in Turkey would mean to the political alliance against Saddam Hussein of Iraq, and what a meltdown in Argentina would do to Mr. Bush's hopes for a free-trade area of the Americas.
Recently I put my home up for sale, and because it needed a new roof, deck, and septic system, came face to face with this question.
Semi-structured interviews were conducted face to face using a question guide, and digital recording.
This makes contact easier, face to face, when big questions arise.
If this is true, we come face to face with the questions that evolutionary biologists always ask.
They have an annual physical meeting, "where the church council is available for face-to-face questions and guidance".
