“elicit”造句，怎麼用elicit造句

A series of experiments which attempted to elicit states of powerfulness and powerlessness in the minds of volunteers.

RUP contains guidance for how to elicit, select, and group use cases, and how to allocate them among iterations.

Writing interview scripts in advance of a session lets researchers review and revise wording to elicit useful and unbiased responses from participants.

First, there is a correlation between unhealthiness and impulsiveness of food items: Unhealthy food items also tend to elicit impulsive responses.

一系列的實驗，嘗試從實驗志願者的心理中誘導(elicit)出“有權有勢和無權無勢”的心理狀態。

We have every reason to pour our rage on him, but he was so insignificant, so benighted that the most forceful outpouring of our wrath can elicit nothing but an indifferent look -- it is like playing a lute to a cow.

Knowing what tools to wield to elicit the needed cooperation is a critical managerial skill.

They were trying to identify short film clips that could reliably elicit a strong emotional response in laboratory Settings.

IESE Insight argues that depending on how difficult it is to provide the favour and its impact on the recipient, such actions can elicit many positive returns.

If Polanski was just an ordinary man instead of a world-famous film director, the bare facts of his case would be likely to elicit little sympathy - especially from the world famous.

As this would elicit a bias response.

And he does things I would never do. He lies to people himself, for example, to elicit the truth.

A poem he wrote entitled “Vermin” seems to be about his need, and reluctance, to elicit that “faint squeak of mortality” from some psychic mouse, which he couldn’t put his finger on.

I've experienced firsthand the barely veiled hostility that being rich-or merely being perceived as rich-can elicit from veritable strangers, even those who are themselves well-off.

Everyone knows what tends to happen next, yet it rarely fails to elicit a chuckle.