Sentence examples for a preference can from inspiring English sources
Only if one forgets that one acquired a specific preference at will, or if one also acquires the inferential commitments of such a preference, can preferring-at-will be successful.
I too learned how a preference can ruffle feathers.
The adoption of a new preference can then take the form of revision by such a preference sentence.
If the airline says it is too early, the passenger should then ask if a seat preference can be recorded, for example, two aisle seats across from each other.
Guests with a similar preference can visit Mesa, which counts the Mesa Old Fashioned among its bestsellers, between March 2 and 8.
Second, this election will be the first conducted with "open primaries," which means that registered voters from all parties — including independents who decline to state a party preference — can vote in the primary for any candidate they want, regardless of the candidate's party registration.
However, it has been shown that a host preference can indeed evolve in the absence of local adaptation and that assortative mating, and possibly reproductive isolation can result as a consequence [11].
When preferences are rare, the presence of a second preference can increase competitive costs drastically by leading to female with two preferences having very strong preferences for rare two-trait males; this in turn would lead to fierce competition.
Dylan's refusal to compromise over what he wants to play and how he wants to play it, his inability to pander to an audience's preference, can result in an evening where nobody is happy.
Memory for a learned odor preference can be functionally confined to one side of the brain in 6-day-old rat pups by preferentially stimulating a single naris and corresponding olfactory bulb during training.
Then, the assumption is that a voter's "preference" can be any one of the six possible linear orderings over X: Candidate A is called the Condorcet winner if A is maximal in the majority ordering >M.
