Sentence examples for stone question from inspiring English sources

We have previously discussed the (currently unresolved) Rosetta Stone Question for graph algebras.

Smith's agent, Gab Stone, questioned the governing body's approach, saying: "It's a delicate situation making such a thing of a 16-year-old's weight.

Emin shows me a picture of the stone in question: it's large, volcanic and covered in lichen, situated under a tree, with a magnificent sea view.

But, with the "stone" in question a colossal boulder and the artist no stranger to unconventional ideas — Mr. Zhan has scaled Mount Everest to leave one of his stainless steel rock sculptures at its summit, set another adrift on the Yellow Sea and tried (unsuccessfully) to launch a stainless steel "meteorite" into orbit — the project proved anything but simple.

Thus, it seems that whether or not Jane can make the stone in question, there is some possible state of affairs that an omnipotent agent cannot bring about.

If you have a piece of real jade, clink it against the stone in question.

Use a carat or gram scale to compare the stone in question to a real diamond.

If it sounds like plastic beads, then the stone in question is probably fake.

An appraisal involves two basic steps: first identifying and evaluating the stone in question, and then assigning value.

Quite often the stone in question is advertised as a "South American Star Ruby" only to find that you get a fractured Pakistani ruby without papers, which no jeweler will cut and no one will buy.

When a clinician orders a CT for kidney stone the questions asked and a STONE score with risk category accompanies the radiology order.