Sentence examples for prize question from inspiring English sources
The prize question was the result.
From 1886 on in his own laboratory in Karlsruhe, Hertz performed his now-famous experiments, which Hertz himself acknowledged were prompted by Helmholtz's prize question, demonstrating the existence of radio waves (which are a kind of electromagnetic wave).
There may well have been an indirect influence from Wavre on Heyting if the article played a role when Mannoury wrote his proposal for the 1927 prize question that would be successfully answered by Heyting; but that is only speculation.
Herder's essay answers a prize question set by a society in Bern: "How can the truths of philosophy become more universal and useful for the benefit of the people?" This question was conceived in the spirit of the Popularphilosophie that was competing with school-philosophy in the German-speaking world at the time.
My Prize Question therefore should be, To discover some Drug wholesome & not disagreable, to be mix'd with our common Food, or Sauces, that shall render the natural Discharges of Wind from our Bodies, not only inoffensive, but agreable as Perfumes.
The prize in question is the Prix Ars Electronica, awarded annually during the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria.
One endocrinologist described this to me as "the Nobel-prize winning question".
You can find a poorly Google-translated version of the interview here, which features Williams answering the usual, boring questions 'professional' journalists tend to ask about the micro-sharing service (the reporter opened the interview with the Pulitzer-prize caliber question "so does Twitter spark narcissism and idiocy?").
"That's his actual Peace Prize?" I questioned.
I won the $250 prize for best question for my questions to Peter Rakich (Yale University) in the Stimulated Scattering and Optomechanics session.
Records of the College of Physicians and Surgeons including College and departmental annual reports; financial and real estate records; records on scholarships and prizes; examination questions; and correspondence, newspaper clippings, and minutes relating to the establishment of a New York State Board of Regents' admissions examinations for medical students.
