And, Solomon told me, "Very early on, I might have inserted a question retroactively, so the interview would flow better," a practice she said she no longer uses.
Then, in the middle of the text, Halperin inserted a question, based on a series of leaks: "Will John Kerry's campaign use its week (mostly) out of the spotlight to make some staff changes?" He didn't answer it or source it; he didn't have to.
Elop's wording makes a distinction between Nokia's current smartphone strategy, of being focused on Windows Phone, and the changeable immediate future ("what's next?") — and then deliberately inserts a question mark over where Nokia might go in that evolving tomorrow.
We were only able to insert a single question on this test with the instructors' permission due to the length of the exam; we selected question 4 from our Poiseuille assessment, because it was the most specific question and contained both computational and conceptual aspects.
Gen. Jeff Sessions — who seems obsessed with illegal immigration — urged the Census Bureau last month to insert a citizenship question into the 2020 questionnaire.
It inserts a unique question in some individual exam papers.
The researchers dealt with this potential bias by inserting a control question on ear-buzzing, for which the rates of the two groups were the same.
This tactic is known as a "multi-punch". Some organizations utilized the gaps on an otherwise full card by inserting a late question with response categories punched across several columns and rows, wherever they could find a space.
He addresses the debate in the first volume, with an insert tucked inside titled "A Question of Color".
It knows, for example, if you've skipped ahead in the book, or if you've taken a break from reading because of an interruption – like when the child asks a question or inserts their own commentary.
