First, it controlled for the possibility of students simply recognizing answers to questions they had previously seen.
Simpson scrupulously uncovers Adams's inspirations, from "Doctor Who" to a pretentious college roommate who wrote "awful poetry about swans," and, in homage to his subject, he divides the book into forty-two chapters — a number that "Hitchhiker" devotees will recognize as Adams's answer to the meaning of "life, the universe, and everything".
Answer to the following questions recognizes contribution of demand forecast among prediction problems: How much should be produced?
If you don't recognize the answer to a question, just skip to the next one.
Lamb recognized that the answer to this question would require more than a simple model of a conveyor belt.
Students have also praised the flexibility of the online tools the software now recognizes the correct answer to a problem even when written in multiple different ways.
Fence occupies a rare place in new language, and has charged itself with the noble "mission to encourage writing that might otherwise have difficulty being recognized because it doesn't answer to either the mainstream or to recognizable modes of experimentation".
Google is generally recognized today as the answer to every question, but there are exceptions to that Internet Age fundamental and one of them has to do with shopping for real estate overseas.
The reviewers recognize that the answers to these questions may be outside the scope of this study.
One caveat noted was the difficulty in determining whether students who performed better on the retest had gained a deeper understanding of the material or whether they recognized the correct answers to previously seen questions (Drouin, 2010).
In Brussels, meanwhile, an unusual gathering of former European leaders, academics and industrialists urged politicians to recognize that part of the answer to Europe's ills was to give up some sovereignty to keep the euro alive.
