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We also probed views of the quality of the recommendations and the mandatory response regime in general.

This survey probed parturients' views about the timing of initiation of epidural labor analgesia.

b EER Fig. 9 Averaged accuracies for each typical probe views.

This point is more clarified by the averaged accuracies for probe views as shown in Fig. 9.

We first evaluated the recognition accuracy of 1in-GEINet, the discriminative approach with the simplest CNN, for all possible view angle paris (14 probe views vs. 14 gallery views) as shown in Table 3.

Clinton had to grapple not only with an emboldened rival who challenged her views on trade and alleged chumminess with Wall Street, but also with moderators who probed her views on deportation policies, her response to the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012, and the continuing investigation into her email practices as secretary of State.

These interviews probed respondents' views at present and in the recent past, but not prospectively over time to assess whether they changed their views, and if so, why.

Before beginning this study, I had never thought about probing my students' views about ethics and utility in science.

"I probed his views and I explained things that I had learned mostly from aipac.

In this second annual report from the MIT Sloan Management Review and Deloitte Social Business Study,1 we probed executives' views of the social business opportunity and how companies are harnessing its value.

The interview with Mr. Obama, which made the rounds on conservative Web sites in an edited form on Monday and was posted on YouTube, probed his views on the civil rights-era Supreme Court.