They sent out twenty-seven thofsand copamphleta pamphlet called "The Health Question," which featured a picture of a man, a woman, and a child in the woods — "a forest of fear" — menaced by skeletons who have in their mouths, instead of teeth, the word "BILL".
These data prompt a key question: which feature(s) within the far C-terminal region are required for phosphorylation of eEF2 by eEF2K?
Once this is solved, the next big question is which features to use.
One aspect of this relationship concerns the question from which features of the local nodes structural connectivity between them might be predicted.
In addition to the construction of an efficient, sparse and interpretable classifier, our feature-selection methodology leads to valuable insights into the question of which features are best suited for the discrimination of artifactual and neuronal source components.
The answers to questions about which features of numerical and non-numerical data are indicative of a phenomenon of interest typically depend at least in part on what is known about the causes that conspire to produce the data.
The present paper addresses the question which visual features trigger people's often more positive affective responses to natural compared to built scenes.
He made his name on two major public affairs programs, "Panorama," a topical magazine, and "Question Time," which featured a live audience and four guests from public life.
The post-mortem has become a staple of fiction – in shows such as Silent Witness and CSI – and also of factual programming, from Jonathan Miller's BBC series The Body in Question (1978), which featured the first autopsy screened on TV, to shows such as Channel 4's Autopsy: Life and Death, in which human-taxidermist Gunther von Hagens and pathologist John Lee carried out examinations of corpses.
The question is, rather, which features are selected by the language as vectorial in the overall management of meaning.
