Sentence examples for which interrogates from inspiring English sources
That's a minor flaw compared to the strengths of a book, which interrogates its subject with such enthusiasm and vigor.
The Traverse in Edinburgh plays host to Sue Glover's The Straw Chair and Ishbel McFarlane's O is for Hoolet, which interrogates the Scots language.
The business plan for Ravel Law is that while anyone can go online and search for case law surrounding their query, lawyers are able to pay for an extra service which interrogates the data further.
The ensemble, which interrogates compositions by all three members — the pianist Kris Davis, the saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock and the drummer Tyshawn Sorey — shoulders its collectivity as a useful challenge.
We suggest a new measure that we provisionally call 'Actuation Dexterity', which interrogates the effectiveness of this total solution and serves as a design support tool.
Altogether, our data support a conformational signal-relay cascade during late-stage 60S maturation, involving uL16, Sdo1p, and Efl1p, which interrogates the functional P-site to control the departure of the anti-association factor eIF6.
The Israeli security services, which interrogated Ms. Fahima for several days in May and then released her, received court approval on Tuesday to hold her until Aug. 19 for further questioning.
"I worked off and on for 20 years on the history of the corset, and all of that passionate research went into the exhibition, which interrogated myths like the 16-inch waist or the idea that only ladies of the leisure class wore corsets," the director explains.
The more trivial monitoring tools are simple programs which interrogate system state such as the UNIX tools df, uptime or top.
The Flood also create forms not suited to combat, which interrogate and strip information from the minds of its victims or serve as a central intelligence to drive the infestation.
Also on view at SPRING/BREAK were Fingerprints (1993), enlarged fingerprints silkscreened in glue on paper or plexiglass and covered with human hair, and Disney Targets (2015), which interrogate gun culture using childlike imagery.
