What's more incredible however is the response I received from the event organisers when I queried them about this.
That meeting had brought together the company's (then rather fewer) top executives and allowed anyone to come up and query them about something.
Emin Gun Sirer and his students have proposed a technique to create more expressive, futuristic networks that enable users to query them about their properties (SIGCOMM 2011).
Hannaford Brothers, a regional chain in Scarborough, Me., zeroed in on customers a year or two ago, querying them about what they might like to see in their stores.
To recreate the meals described in biblical passages, the authors studied the texts, scoured books, searched the Internet and visited local Middle Eastern grocers to query them about spices and cooking methods.
Mukuka confirmed this, saying that Nkoloso, having "camouflaged" himself as a woman, would walk up to colonial officers and query them about this Nkoloso fellow, much to the amusement of the villagers in Luwingu.
Americans confirmed this point when media queried them about their reasons for voting in the 2018 midterms.
The new study followed 5,000 Spanish men and women between 55 and 80 for about seven years, periodically querying them about their lifestyle habits via questionnaires and doctor visits.
In addition to assessing participants' qualitative religious affiliation (identity), we also queried them about how active they are in their spiritual behavior (e.g., frequency of prayer and service attendance), previously documented to be negatively associated with knowledge of and attitudes toward evolution (e.g., Lombrozo et al. 2008).
If however the aim is to identify areas requiring intervention, such items can provide helpful hints, and even if patients fail to answer them, we can still query them about important aspects of daily life.
