Sentence examples for representing a question from inspiring English sources
Ursula Nixon, Bodalla, NSW, Australia An algorithm is a mathematical multistep procedure that can transform input data representing a question into a solution.
It's harrowing, but in the end "Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake" represents a question larger than the story itself: When is tradition necessary, and when do we break free?
As I started to learn something about what a Cecil Taylor record sounded like, as opposed to, say, a Ted Nugent record or a Michael Nyman record, the spaghetti of musical style represented on each page would accelerate my blood, as if each grouping represented a question you had to answer within yourself: What do these different entities have in common?
We chose a single question about how long it usually takes to get an appointment with any doctor to represent a question about patients' experience.
Finally, we let 40 patients with forefoot disorders grade each question from 1 to 3 where 1 point represented an unimportant question, 2 an important question, and 3 a very important question to examine the relevance of the questions, in order to evaluate content validity.
A pool of 135 indicators from established cognitive testing and delirium assessment tools were assigned by an expert panel into two indicator sets per CAM feature representing (a) direct interview questions, including cognitive testing, and (b) interviewer observations.
The area is also home to increasing numbers of Puerto Rican and other Hispanic voters, who represent a big question mark in the presidential race.
How motor skills are stored in the nervous system represents a fundamental question in neuroscience.
Consumers' willingness to pay (WTP) represents a central question for providers of renewable energy.
Thus, the chance to exploit QCE in a-NS represents a key question for bandgap engineering in confined materials.
These fights represent a broader question the American populace is still grappling with: who owns our public schools?
