Even so, Mr. Goldman adds, no window could ever guarantee answers to every question.
"That begs the question, did we get all of them, and I can guarantee the answer is no.
I told we gave him a chance to ask it, but we couldn't guarantee an answer to his satisfaction, and with both Gore and him simply repeating themselves, fairness dictated that he yield the mic to others waiting to pose their questions.
With most problems in mathematics and science, you are guaranteed an answer, as clean and crisp as a new $20 bill.
?" This is what anyone who can remember schooldays Latin knows as a "nonne" question - one expecting, not to say absolutely guaranteeing, the answer "yes".
Although scientific theories are constantly revised to accord with new data, at any given moment a scientist works by framing a question with enough precision that it is guaranteed an answer.
Just as im portant, the participation of representatives of industry would be a built‐in guarantee that answers, as they develop, would find their way into ap plication by the shortest pos sible route.
There's also no way to guarantee fast answers to questions.
A Bloom filter is guaranteed to answer the query ( M in {mathcal{M}} ) if molecule M is an element in set ( {mathcal{M}} ).
Because the company employs a pool of tutors, students with questions can E-mail instructors for help (Goettner guarantees an answer within 24 hours) or enter an on-line chat room to kick ideas around with other trainees.
Moreover, apart from being employed for studying sensitivity and data reduction [7, 8], simple joint configurations can be interpreted on a theoretical basis to define requirements for elements and for the mesh that guarantee meaningful answers from numerics.
