elicitation

Examples of eliciting

eliciting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Effective questioning must be one of the most important ways of eliciting a contribution from students, whether verbal or practical.
Instead of eliciting all probabilities required from domain experts, initial assessments, for at least some of these probabilities, may be obtained from data, if available.
In this and other cases, the tears and corresponding vocalizations, in concert with the facial expression of distress, are powerful releasers eliciting parental care.
Since eliciting this information directly from very sick or very young children is particularly challenging, parents can act as proxy informants.
Before eliciting monetary values, we asked the respondents if they thought a tax or permit system was a good idea.
The present study thus employed a paradigm for eliciting symbolic representations of children's inner worlds.
Furthermore, imperial insecurity imposed new claims on his political loyalties, eliciting a qualitative change in his academic judgements.
Children who knew more about typical situations eliciting these emotions had a higher risk for physical victimization.
For many formalists today, they serve as a first pass, from which we can then generate tools for eliciting judgments from speakers.
The target word was printed on the card to increase the likelihood of eliciting it.
Clearly, empirically anchored rating methods for eliciting semantic similarity and dissimilarity deserve further consideration.
Clearly this probe question was inadequate in eliciting additional information on learners' awareness, or lack thereof, and also in differentiating between aware and unaware learners.
At the same time, however, the public-fee medical care project for governmental employees remained intact, eliciting charges of unfairness from aggrieved citizens.
Each stimulus was tested on normal individuals before the experiment in order to check their effectiveness in eliciting pretargeted predicates.
Such techniques generally involve eliciting customer requirements, retrieving a configuration from a pool of stored cases, and adapting the case to satisfy the new situation.
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