Sentence examples for question equivalent from inspiring English sources

At this gathering, Edith Wharton meets Morton Fullerton — and almost immediately asks him, "What do you do?" Even now, in Europe, that's considered a blatantly rude question, equivalent to demanding to know how much money a person has.

Experiment 3 then specifically controlled for the use of certain types of Coherence Relation with TOP verbs, and it was found that when Occasion and Result continuations are naturally stimulated by means of question equivalents to "What happened next?," pronoun reference to Goals climbed to 54 %.

To gain the top marks pupils will have to answer questions equivalent to the Advanced Extension Award AEAA), which was introduced to add extra stretch but which has so far failed to win the backing of schools.

This claim, "person essentialism", implies that whatever is a person at one time must be a person at every time when she exists, making the two questions equivalent.

Because constraints-based models are often underdetermined they may provide multiple mathematically-equivalent solutions to a specific question – these equivalent solutions must be assessed with experimental data for biological relevance [ 18].

Answering such a question — the equivalent of determining why a dog did not bark — is anything but simple.

The $15.9 billion in question is equivalent to roughly $700 for each citizen of Iraq, where infant mortality has reached fourth-world levels because of the collapse of the country's public-health infrastructure.

It is easy to see that the above question is equivalent to the following question: (3.3).

Incomplete answers to the question are equivalent to disjunctions of those complete answers which entail the incomplete answer.

Then the statement in question is equivalent to that the inequalities cos t ≤ S ˜ ( p, q, t ) ≤ 1 (3.11).

In relation to the entire park, the acreage in question is equivalent to the space a postage stamp would take up in Manhattan.