Examples of using Open question in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Open question at the moment.
Why ask an open question?
The open question is with whom?
And that's an open question mark.
Open question- which mythological figure has the head of a man, the body of a lion, and the tail of a scorpion?
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Syria remains an open question.
Here we will leave an open question- why does this rotation make it harder for the rocket to fly off course?
I'm leaving it as an open question mark.".
The company is having difficulties ramping 10nm, and EUV in Intel's 7nm, expected several years from now,remains an open question.
Whether there is life on Titan, the largest moon of Saturn,is at present an open question and a topic of scientific assessment and research.
The open question is whether the two sides will live up to their duty to investigate these charges credibly and to bring violators to justice.
Suggesting a better approach,e.g. think about how you could ask an open question to seek more information from the customer.
In December 2017, within the open question, 29% of respondents named Ukraine among the“enemies of Russia”, which was second only to the United States.
Whether the new ADIC or any of the existing organizations inside the DefenceMinistry would get involved remains an open question, he added.
Now you need to phrase an open question, and in a press of a button you could reach all your students and get meaningful insights in a short time.
It is unlikely he would havegot this information if he's simply asked an open question such as“Are there any details you can give me about what you saw?”.
An open question is what American policy will be towards the Kurds in Syria, who proved themselves as trustworthy allies and made a great contribution to the collapse of the Islamic State.
I know you have had a shock tonight,but… it is very much an open question as to whether or not your program is a genuine piece of artificial intelligence.
However, although Carnap developed an imposing range of ideas and theorems on this subject, the structure was not completed,and its eventual value for scientific practice remains an open question.
Moore defended a similar position with his"open question argument", intended to refute any identification of moral properties with natural properties- the so-called"naturalistic fallacy".
Whether Iran can play a meaningful role in any peace effort,or that Washington would allow it to do so, is an open question, said Ryan Crocker, a former U.S. ambassador to Kabul.
In any conflict with elected legislatures central banks are going to lose,and the perimeter of independence is still a very, very open question," said Charles Goodhart, a professor at the London School of Economics and a Bank of England policy maker after it was given the power to set rates independently 20 years ago.
It was thought that this[energy barrier] must be like a gigantic mountain that the carbon atoms should not be able to cross- and, in fact,for decades there's been an open question of why we could even make diamonds in the first place.
The issue of what exactly a Jewish state means in our time andwhat its values are supposed to be is an open question that the Israeli populace, which is casting about for its Jewish identity, has yet to clarify seriously for itself.
Mendels deals with the perception of the Land of Israel in the Hasmonean period,and reveals that the question of borders was an open question which was dealt with differently in each decade of the 2nd century BCE.
One of the main limitations of pharmacological fMRI is its inability to provide a molecular insight into the main effect of compounds,leaving an open question about the relationship between drug effects and haemodynamic response.