Had I had my allotted choice of six cars, to be totally honest, I might not have selected Big Red.
Each significant choice was allotted either a precise execution time, or a value in % representing its incidence on the time of the related process.
People who volunteer for military service or act bravely in battle consciously risk giving up most of their Biblically allotted threescore and ten, and for some this choice is both wise and generous beyond belief.
Ensure that each person going is clear that the times blocked out are "untouchable" and must be honored as that person's choice for the day or time allotted.
From a practical standpoint, however, the present results already indicate that, in situations in which students are allotted the same amount of time to take practice multiple-choice tests, giving students confidence-weighted multiple-choice tests rather than standard multiple-choice tests is a more effective use of that time.
The exam is three hours long with ninety minutes allotted to complete each of its two sections: multiple choice and free-response.
Moreover…the kitchen was also a final resting place for the manor's broken furniture and other unwanted goods; just as the young British chefs found ways to make do with what they had, the manor's household staff had no choice but to be creative with the meager resources they were allotted.
If this all sounds too much for mortals, consider the Lego World Cup, at which selected children are invited to Billund and allotted two hours and a stash of bricks to conjure a creation of their choice.
Given that concentrations of fructose and sucrose which suppress feeding do not seem to induce aversion in a choice assay, we return to the choice assay for both sugars and test whether, if more time is allotted, an aversion response may become apparent.
Many people give up on the eighth or ninth day of choices, and are dismayed to find that the only way they can live on the allotted funds is to make decisions they wouldn't ordinarily make — like being dishonest, says Jenny Nicholson, a 33-year-old McKinney copywriter who came up with the initial idea for Spent.
