In custody on Hainan, the crew members were questioned intensively by the Chinese, the diplomats said.
Ms. Rice will be questioned intensively about these matters when she appears in public on Thursday for the first time before the independent commission investigating the 2001 attacks, members of the commission said.
In the process of gaining the exposure, however, Mr. Lazio found himself questioned intensively about his record and his candidacy less than 24 hours after he entered the race.
Several very early species concepts [25], [31] have persisted in all present classifications without having been questioned more intensively, including the following taxa with verrucose spores: H. decorus, H. griseus, H. hessei, H. lilacinus, H. lycoperdineus, H. muticus, H. populetorum, H. rehsteineri, H. thwaitesii, H. verrucosus and H. vulgaris.
Click here to watch Because of this, the way juveniles are questioned has been intensively scrutinised.
The rising costs associated with the use and disposal of cutting fluid have forced engineers to concern themselves more intensively with questions of cooling technology.
However, the extent to which the observed transition processes constitute a pathway to sustainable intensification of drylands is an intensively debated question (e.g. Beyene 2014; Catley et al. 2013; Greiner et al. 2013; Schmidt and Pearson 2016).
A fundamental and intensively discussed question is whether medial temporal lobe (MTL) processes that lead to non-associative item memories differ in their anatomical substrate from processes underlying associative memory formation.
A comprehensive analysis of power in diverse parts of biofuel research and governance is definitely a prerequisite for more seriously and intensively exploring questions of where, when, and how the governance of biofuels may also allow for "green" resistance and collective empowerment.
While the current governance of biofuels basically reproduces systems and positions, we should start to more seriously and intensively ask questions of where, when, and how the governance of biofuels may also allow for "green" resistance (power to) and collective empowerment (power with).
