45– 47 Suidae (pigs, warthogs, and bush pigs) are regarded as the first preference for G. morsitans and G. palpalis, and reptiles (monitor lizards, crocodiles, and snakes) are preferred by many species, but in general, tsetse flies are opportunistic and are able to adapt to host availability.
"Reasonable" as the second preference might seem, McKaiser concedes in his essay, it is still "morally odious", still "the product of our racist past".
Nanostructured carbon materials are the first preference for fabricating electrodes as they have intrinsic conductivity, excellent chemical stability and high surface area.
These second preferences will very likely count for just as much as first preferences in the end, because neither Boris nor Ken looks on course to win the more than 50% of first preferences needed to get them past the winning post in the first round of counting.
The key idea was to find a way of taking lower preferences, as well as first preferences, into account.
As such, much will depend on the second preferences of those who favour the other three candidates – the Jordanian former Fifa executive committee member Prince Ali bin al-Hussein, former South African politician turned businessman Tokyo Sexwale and the former Fifa executive Jérôme Champagne.
Overall, the groups ranked the Toyota as their first preference, and according to Beranger, "didn't see the car as a Camry".
O'Brien may or may not have tipped his hand when he listed the Mile as his first preference for Rock of Gibraltar when the pre-entries were announced last week.
But the new international court gives the country of the accused, not the country making the accusation, the right to hold the trial itself as a first preference.
Critics point to figures that show that the number of students listing the University of Melbourne as their first preference has dropped since the new model was introduced, while those listing Monash University in Melbourne, one of the University of Melbourne's biggest competitors, has risen.
The Liberals may have been hindered by a how-to-vote card circulated on election day by a third party that had a pro-Liberal headline, but instructed the reader to mark the ALP candidate as their first preference.
