Sentence examples for question was discovered from inspiring English sources

The neuron in question was discovered using a new brain mapping technique.

The vault in question was discovered in the basement of the Mayor's former apartment house, in Jersey City's once-exclusive Bergen Hill section.

The specimen in question was "discovered in 2009 in northeastern China representing the earliest mammal ever to be discovered that had a placenta, or was in the process of developing a placenta, to nourish its unborn".

However, this method is not as satisfying as the method of analysis, nor does it engage the minds of those who are eager to learn, since it does not show how the thing in question was discovered.

According to Descartes, it is analysis rather than synthesis that is of the greater value, since it shows "how the thing in question was discovered", and he accuses the ancient geometers of keeping the techniques of analysis to themselves "like a sacred mystery" (ibid.; cf. PW, I, 17 [Quotation]).

Analysis shows the true way by means of which the thing in question was discovered methodically and as it were a priori, so that if the reader is willing to follow it and give sufficient attention to all points, he will make the thing his own and understand it just as perfectly as if he had discovered it for himself.

The fragments in question were discovered in stratified deposits at Ipswich and at Swanscombe, and they were associated in both localities with flint implements which are regarded by Mr. J. Reid Moir and Mr. J. P. T. Burchel] as of Upper Palaeolithic type.

Then, upon reaching the desired goal (e.g., a country), will then the destination perception be updated into a city, municipality, street and so on until ultimately the building or person in question is discovered.

The flaws in question were discovered by CTS Labs, a cybersecurity research outfit in Israel, and given a set of catchy names: Ryzenfall, Masterkey, Fallout and Chimera, with associated logos, a dedicated website and a whitepaper describing them.

During the pilot study, linguistic issues with 3 questions were discovered: "Clinginess", "Not interested in what's going on and "Unable to get out of bed" (Additional file 3).

The asteroid in question, called 2012 DA14, was discovered by a small team of astronomers at the La Sagra Observatory in southern Spain on February 22 , 2012