The New Yorker, August 21 , 1926 P. 7Riding on a bus the other day our eye fell on a load of hay, crossing 5th Ave .at 42d St. "Did you see that?" we inquired, misty eyed, of a fellow passenger.
"I made it very clear, in very aggressive and detailed rhetoric, that we inquired, and I as bureau chief inquired, and so did my team, about the legalities of our situation, and we got confirmation from the network that we were legal," he said.
2.2's description of the paths as "ways of inquiry"; thus, according to Barnes, the first path "says that whatever we inquire into exists, and cannot not exist" (Barnes 1982, 163).
After we inquired, that deal is now said to be off.
And if we want to look at the impulse response of that, we can then inquire as to what the response is with an impulse in.
Is our discomfort telling us that we should inquire more about drones, or are we just Luddites who need to get used to the technology?
The inverse of a system is a system, which when we cascade it with the one that we're inquiring about, the overall cascade is the identity system.
Where's the symmetry in that, you inquire?
So where's the holiday gift in that, you inquire peevishly.
The mini-mental state examination is a simple psychometric tool that helps clinicians ask and rank patient's responses to questions that inquire into their mental 'status'status
A further concern is that we did not inquire about co-morbid conditions and diagnoses.
