Sentences with phrase «provide example questions»

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For example, ChaCha provides answers via text, Aardvark helps people get answers by reaching out to their extended social networks, and Hunch helps people make decisions by asking them questions about their personal preferences.

He also uses references, or as he puts it «the referee,» to get the answers to negative questions (examples of when the candidate made a mistake) if the candidate doesn't provide them.

For example, one brand is running a bot that can help you with a cocktail recommendation after you provide answers to questions about occasion or flavor.

For example, auditing firms would be able to continue to provide certification of compliance with tax requirements, but they would be prohibited from supplying tax advisory services that directly affect the company's financial statements and might be subject to question by national tax authorities.

Each question also provides examples of suitable answers from a variety of technologies to give you an idea about the scope and depth of an appropriate answer.

All example answers are taken from issued patents, but because the quality of issued patents is not always what one would hope for, these example answers have been modified and enhanced to better provide an illustrative response to the question presented.

I want you to ask questions, make comments, see examples, and provide feedback.

I think a great question is; if Paul was an apostle and said to follow his example of working to provide for himself, how can a pastor / elder justify taking money to stay in a community and preach week after week to the same people, who I might add, have the same bible and can read it.

Since my acquaintance of the Guild for Psychological Studies is somewhat recent, I have asked Dr. Howes to write a brief appendix for this book, outlining the Guild's approach in more precise detail and providing several examples of the kinds of questions asked.

Hard questions arise when people of faith exercise religion in ways that may be seen to conflict with the new right to same - sex marriage — when, for example, a religious college provides married student housing only to opposite - sex married couples, or a religious adoption agency declines to place children with same - sex married couples.

Since our results depend on decisions on questions of this sort, and since I want to provide you with some basis for judging our work, I will give you an example here of our procedure.

For example, it raises the question whether aid should be directed mainly to reducing poverty and providing social services to the needy or whether priority should be given to economic growth and strengthening infrastructure.

Subscribing to an «official» production standard (for example the NOP in the US or the NPOP in India) which provides a considerable amount of support material to help answer such questions.

The stand out box of the Penfolds Grandfather provides us with a perfect example of this heritage and innovation equilibrium in question.

I'm racking my brain to provide an example to answer your question........

I could provide examples of people who dislike nazism but think that violence is not appropriate, but this question seems to be more «Is X good or bad?»

I will try to clarify the question by providing an example.

Arguably, the problem is not that some people are rich, but rather that some people are poor and that there are possibly insufficient means to solve this long - term by — for example — providing quality public education, safe neighbourhoods, services etc. to all, next question is how to generate this revenue, which is where taxation comes in...

Their work provides the first example in which DNA from taxidermy specimens is used to answer questions about livestock genetics.

For example, loop quantum gravity preserves his discovery that space and time have no fixed background, and it also provides an answer to Einstein's questions of how to go beyond the continuum.

With our World Weather Attribution (WWA) project we provided a scientific answer to that question, in real time, for example for the floods in Paris and Southern Germany in May and the Arctic Heatwave just before Christmas.

Examples include: concerns about where cloud computing companies are storing their data, fights over who should be in charge of Internet policy, questions about how the less - developed world can provide Internet access to all and help them cross the «digital divide,» cyberwarfare, the right to be forgotten, and many more.

Our highly customisable dating platform was configured to provide users with a series of light - hearted shopping questions that would help users find others that shared their love for certain purchase, like Cheese + Onion crisps for example!

A majority of sites even provide icebreaker questions or example messages to send to a match.

For example, there are plenty of examples of software that will provide reading level appropriate materials for students, or software that will deliver adaptive questioning for students at their level.

These examples are followed by 10 questions which require substitution of algebraic terms into such area formulae as per the 3 examples provided.

This 7 page activity resource is suitable for Functional Skills ICT: Presentations and contains theory sheets providing explanations and examples, questions (with answers) to test knowledge and understanding, handy «how to do it» worksheets and practical hands on exercises covering slides, master slides, editing, inserting images, movies and sound, transitions and animations and timings.

** 8 rounds of 12 / 15 questions giving 100 questions in total Hand out style Choose the rounds you like and hand out one at a time (5 out of 8 rounds for a 1 hour lesson for example) or make a booklet of questions to last a series of tutor times (1/2 rounds per tutor time), for example Pupil answer grids provided, so you can re-use the quiz sheets Only 2 rounds out of 8 are explicitly linked to Easter, so you can use most of this at other times of the year too.

Aller / Avoir / Etre / Faire) and regular - ER / IR / RE conjugation examples for present, passé composé and simple future tenses - Role play guidance; instructions and possible question starters - Photo card guidance; phrases for spontaneous speaking on photos - General conversation possible questions ordered by theme and sub-topic - Vocabulary for each theme and sub-topic as provided by AQA A truly valuable resource for all GCSE students which will you save you plenty of time.

For example, in a discussion approach called Collaborative Reasoning, the teacher poses a question likely to incite different points of view, and students provide reasons to support their positions.

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For example, awarding badges on completion of assessments or providing a timer to a quiz question to add a challenge for the learner.

It provides examples of auteurs and the defining characteristics that made them auteurs and includes questions for students to consider throughout.

4 example pages and 4 question pages provided.

I provide writing prompts that are examples of dollar questions like «Why do leaves change color in the fall?»

For example, imagine if the advanced students get six possible answers provided for a question, while those under - performing would get three or four, depending on their success.

Each presentation includes fully worked examples and questions with all answers provided.

In this webinar, two leaders in connected learning will explore that question, providing real - world examples of how elementary schools are redefining effective instruction around personalized - learning initiatives.

This book provides a complete understanding of critical concepts, ready - made discussion questions, and examples of implementation at the elementary school, middle school, and high school levels.

I have created a set of tricky German grammar busters for GCSE students to study and assess themselves on, the presentations provide examples and key learning points with questions AND answers for each topic.

However it is beneficial for ALL students because it provides a fool proof example of how responses to these questions can be structured and the balance of grammar and interpretation needed.

Therefore the essays provide reliable examples of strong responses to the language and diversity questions.

For example, a peer response annotation may offer praise and agreement in response to the initial poster's commentary and also provide a suggestion regarding the event in question.

The closed questions offered educators the opportunity to describe changes to the climate in their school after the election, while the open - ended ones gave them the opportunity to provide examples and descriptions of the kinds of behavior and interactions they had witnessed among students and how educators are handling the situation.

The Art and Science of Teaching Video Series provides elementary and secondary classroom examples for each of the framework's 10 questions, so educators can see exactly how to implement this comprehensive approach and promote high levels of student achievement

On pages 22 — 23, Sternberg provides examples of questions teachers might ask to assess students» analytical, creative, and practical understanding, as well as their wisdom.

For example, scenarios reinforce concepts by applying the material presented in real - world situations., while posing questions and providing guidance to learners as to how to research the answer rather than simply giving them factual information in the form of lecture content or quiz question feedback is another open inquiry technique.

For example, an English teacher hoping to increase his use of higher - order questions in class might ask one observer to script the questions he asks students, a second observer to tally the number of students who respond to questions, and a third to record the wait time he provides.

For example, after using the reflection form and thinking about additional questions we had discussed in class, Rodrigo realized that although he had enjoyed using a site filled with English - language - learning games the most, he had learned more when he used an independent reading tool that provided audio and visual support to help the learner access more complex text.

The state has provided schools with some common resources, including sample year - long plans, videos, and examples of the types of questions students will be tested on, and created a cohort of teacher - leaders to offer guidance to their peers.