Sentence examples for simple interrogation from inspiring English sources

Set mostly in the run-up to the Iran-Iraq War, in the late nineteen-seventies, this slender novel tells of a mild-mannered Basra schoolteacher who, although cautiously apolitical, is whisked off one day for "a simple interrogation".

Conversations didn't turn into judgmental interrogations; they represented a simple inquiry into who the models were as individuals.

A high-sensitivity sensing scheme based on Bloch surface wave is presented with the simple intensity interrogation configuration.

Results demonstrate that accuracies in the order of a few centimeters are achievable within an operational range of some meters using simple sinusoidal interrogation signals with limited power.

In fact, every biological research endeavour today starts with the search and retrieval of information from a simple Google query to a complex interrogation of specialty databases.

Meanwhile, all information regarding a UE's availability is available at the managing eNodeB, a simple link measurement interrogation operation triggered by the xAS can resolve this problem.

In this paper, we investigated, from the theoretical point of view, the detection and ranging capabilities of harmonic tags by proposing a simple two-tone interrogation signal and a dedicated receiver scheme.

To overcome the typical ambiguity problem arising when estimating the distance through phase measurements at microwave frequencies, a simple two-tone interrogation signal is proposed providing a robust detection and accurate distance estimation (ranging) through a proper combination of the signals received at harmonic frequencies.

We have formulated simple rules for interrogation [Additional file 1: S1] that facilitates unbiased generation of gene sets for any given metabolite.

Larval zebrafish intestinal physiology is amenable to relatively simple chemical-genetic interrogation by immersion of larvae in solutions of drugs and microinjection of morpholinos (modified oligonucleotides to knock down gene function) (Hama et al., 2009).

Circumventing this problem would be of great benefit to the high-resolution molecular spectroscopy community since ions allow for simple trapping and long interrogation times, two desirable qualities for precision measurements.