Sentence examples for of particular question from inspiring English sources

More specifically we will focus on issues such as the use of particular question areas and methods applied to capture people's experiences.

Though Peter claims in his prologue merely to have made a collection of the views of Church Fathers and most historians have taken him at his word, his advance lies in the organization of particular questions into a unified plan, based on Augustine's distinction between things to be enjoyed (God alone) and things to be used (everything else).

In the absence of particular questions and conclusions, it is not obvious what peer review of data should certify.

At baseline, questions on outcome measures were answered by participants with a trained researcher on hand to explain or clarify the meaning of particular questions or assist with completing the questionnaire if participants were physically unable to do so.

This paper aims first at a simultaneous axiomatic presentation of the proof of optimal convergence rates for adaptive finite element methods and second at some refinements of particular questions like the avoidance of (discrete) lower bounds, inexact solvers, inhomogeneous boundary data, or the use of equivalent error estimators.

Listening back to our conversation, it's remarkable how much of it – whatever the ostensible tack of any particular question – ends up being about the state of pop music.

Cope, now 69, has devoted the past 30 years of his life to what amounts to an obsessive examination of that particular question.

These are underwhelming numbers by the standards of this particular question, which Gallup has asked periodically since 1988.

"The exam boards will say it helps to develop an in-depth knowledge of the particular question assigned to them," he said, "but then there is not the same accountability for marking a paper overall.

"This latest poll in fact shows a fall in sympathy with fighters travelling to Syria among Muslims since March, something which we would consider the most pertinent new finding of that particular question," they added.

Individuals, by contrast, will often simply attend to the merits of the particular question before them and try to get the decision right.