Sentence examples for tool in question from inspiring English sources

Also, according to a MOS test performed with listeners not familiarized with the speech processing area, the syllabification tool in question performed well when compared to previous researches.

As TechCrunch covered yesterday, Der Spiegel has reported new NSA capabilities, much of which were presented in a catalog-like format, with price points and implementation times for the various tools listed along with diagrams indicating how the tool in question works.

The tool in question is the personal-feedback loop, and while the concept is not the domain of any one ethnicity or race, it has potentially enormous consequences for the Latino community.

The people behind the film may have made it incredibly difficult to avoid Prometheus on the internet, but they owe one of their most effective promotional tools to another film namely Steve McQueen's Shame, in which the tool in question lived sadly between Michael Fassbender's thighs, and was forced to drown endlessly in the orifices of desperate men and women.

The people behind the film may have made it incredibly difficult to avoid Prometheus on the internet, but they owe one of their most effective promotional tools to another film – namely Steve McQueen's Shame, in which the tool in question lived sadly between Michael Fassbender's thighs, forced to drown endlessly in the mouths and vaginas of desperate women.

The tool in question is an adaptation of the Surveillance Tree methodology initially proposed in Sparks and Okugami (IntStatl 1 2 24, 2010).

HMMs have been used successfully since the 1980s in the context of speech patterns and speech recognition and have more recently proved to be a successful tool in questions related to DNA sequence alignment.

As a result, the Floresians' brain size should not have prevented them from making the tools in question.

Below are just a few of the neglected tools in question, culled from Twitter; we'll post more as the day progresses.

The tools in question come from Attirampakkan, in Tamil Nadu, and have been dated to at least 1m years ago, probably 1.5m and possibly 1.6m, using a combination of the effects of cosmic rays on the stones themselves and a study of the magnetic polarity of the soil they were found in, which reflects datable reversals in the direction of the Earth's magnetic field.

Of course, the tools in question are much simpler, too.