According to Pomfret's town attorney, John D. Boland of Boland, St. Onge & Brouillard in Woodstock, "the first question passed by a very substantial majority, while the second question failed by almost the same number of votes.
"The former question conveys a message to the child that he or she is expected to get full marks on the test while the second question does not convey such a message," he said.
Orenstein continued by writing, "Other than that my situation was involuntary?" While the first question may have just been a muddled analogy, this second point is clear: the author views medical procedures for transsexuals as voluntary.
The first question asks about the students' belief on the helpfulness of the C-DA in improving their reading abilities, while the second question concerns the students' preference for this kind of testing format.
As such, while the first question sought to understand the breadth of understanding of this particular term, when respondents did not recognize it, the phenomenon was described prior to subsequent questions.
Weyl suggests that while the second question has been answered by von Neumann, the first question has not yet received a satisfactory answer, and Weyl proposes to provide one with the help of group theory.
The first question is addressed in this section and it concerns both the consistency and efficiency of our method while the second question only concerns the efficiency of the algorithm, which we will discuss more in Section 2.3.
While the first question can be answered without ambiguity by counting the number of conserved interactions found by the different methods in different settings, the second one, as we will see, remains difficult to answer due to the lack of large-scale and curated ground truth.
The abrupt nature of the ending caught everyone by surprise and it was a while before the first questions came in.
While for the first question an extensive network of areas was identified – overcoming possible previous confounds induced by task demands or low-level features of the stimuli - the data was inconclusive with respect to answering the second question.
