Sentence examples for queries at the from inspiring English sources

The blue one was to count queries at the desk.

I've never had any problems teaching the story, and I'm always amazed at how it apparently caused so many queries at the time.

A popular technique for speeding up queries at the cost of accuracy is to execute each query on a sample of data, rather than the whole dataset.

In both, the central text was scarcely touched, but he did expand the "Queries" at the end into the final statement of his speculations on the nature of the universe.

The only activity on Thursday was the sudden arrival of teams of fencing contractors, sent out to erect a bigger fence around the area in the wake of the publicity and to field queries at the roadside gate.

Take, for example, one of the first queries at the "Ask President Bush" session in Beaverton, Ore., on Friday: "I'm wondering if I can get some inauguration tickets?" Or consider this from Albuquerque on Wednesday: "Can I introduce my mother and mother-in-law, who are new citizens to this country?" Many times the questions aren't even questions at all.

"Investors need to know what's at stake," says Brendan O'Donnell, oil campaigner at the UK-based non-profit Global Witness, which tabled a query at the annual meeting in The Hague.

Denied access to those with their hands on the levers of power, we sometimes resort to tossing such queries at even the most nominal of regime "representatives".

"Slutty?" Solemani queried at the time.

My query at the restaurant and market was greeted with bemused puzzlement: they in turn asked me, why not?

One of the advantages of TQuery is that different types of objects can be queried at the same time without restricting the operations to voxel regions.