That brief provision opens what is, in effect, a narrow, three-paragraph loophole in the 1949 convention.
Text-based QA begins with question classification (e.g., yes-no questions, who-questions, what-questions, when-questions, etc)., followed by information retrieval for the identified type of question, followed by narrowing of the search to paragraphs and finally sentences that may contain the answer to the question.
Narrow each down to a paragraph.
As I surveyed the estuaries of Vase Miskina or the obscure, narrow streets in the hills, complete paragraphs flooded my brain; not infrequently, and mysteriously, a simple lust would possess my body.
Margins for both patients' and clinicians' behaviour appear very narrow, which we will further exemplify in the next paragraph.
We manipulated the type of driving demands (baseline, narrow lane, pace clock, combined), message format (no message, paragraph, parsed), and the distance from the demand zone when the message was available (near, far).
The narrow question before the court was whether a two-page, nine-paragraph declaration by a Defense Department official, Michael Mobbs, provided a sufficient basis for the government to hold Mr. Hamdi as an enemy combatant.
One would think a theme might narrow things down a bit, sort of like a topic sentence in a paragraph.
'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' is published by Chatto & Windus (£16.99) The first paragraph from 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' Why at the beginning of things is there always light?
Four types of driving demands (baseline, narrow lane, pace clock, combined) were crossed with three levels of message condition (no message, paragraph, parsed), and message condition was nested by two trigger points (far, near), resulting in five combinations (only paragraph and parsed conditions were crossed with trigger points).
