Sentence examples for processing question from inspiring English sources

It is this 'information processing' question that I was keen to tackle as I set up my own lab and, despite several interesting and fruitful sidetracks, this is still the main occupation of the lab.

Molan – the only person on the panel in support of offshore processing – questioned the testimony of Dr Anna Neistat, a doctor with Amnesty International in London, that the conditions of refugees on Nauru was "one of the worst" she had ever seen.

We will employ a standard practice recommended by the online survey company, that is, for participants who complete surveys too rapidly (i.e., one-third the median length of the survey response time) will be disqualified from participation in the study because of a concern that they will not be carefully processing the questions' language and intent, nor accurately formulating their responses.

He seems to have some trouble processing the questions asked of him. .

If the child is not referred to a more formal cognitive assessment, including psychometric tests of processing speed, the question will remain whether the child's problems should be defined as a cognitive problem.

In contrast to traditional approaches to generating questions using text as input and deploying various natural language processing techniques for creating questions, the fifth class of educational applications of question generation exploits linked open data that are a part of the semantic web (Heath and Bizer 2011) for generating questions.

Does discourse result in deeper processing?" A question like this is, of course, as old as Socrates and not at all limited to game-oriented learning.

Note that the Vigor is largely free of branding at this point, leaving the claims of its LTE compatibility and Beats audio processing in question.

The finding that a part of brain thought to be devoted to speech is involved in processing music "raises the question of what these brain areas are really doing".

The apparent diversity of processing pathways bears the question to what extent the read patterns in RNA-seq datasets contain information on the processing of particular RNAs.

Research has shown our eyes make predictable movements when a person is processing a thought or question.