Sentence examples for the elementary question of from inspiring English sources

"The elementary question of the ceasefire is not yet cleared up, still less the future status and cooperation between the Luhansk and Donetsk regions and the Ukrainian central government," Merkel said.

One of the elementary questions of cell fate and morphogenesis is how critical the role of nuclear shape is in these processes.

It deals with the elementary questions of physiology which underlie the teachings of hygiene, and gives a good deal of practical advice on the measures to be adopted (diet, fresh air, exercise, pure water, disinfection, and the like) which would ensure the health of the people and the improvement of the race.

Posing these three elementary questions, of course, oversimplifies a field that is fraught with tensions and trade offs.

But of the 200 to 250 agents who took it, some 40percentt either failed or scored poorly, missing some of the most elementary questions about what players are entitled to and what teams can demand in negotiations.

For theories such as arithmetic that intend to describe an infinite collection of objects, even a matter as elementary as the question of the cardinality of the range of the second-order quantifiers, is equivalent to the continuum problem.

An investigation was begun in August 1899, and The New York Tribune noted that Horgan could not answer "even the most elementary questions in physics and mechanics" -- Horgan claimed that the questions were outside the scope of the investigation.

We show that in the general case, very elementary questions about properties of the OLS-set are computationally intractable (assuming P ≠ NP).