But they also commented on the gun itself, an anachronism in an era in which the semiautomatic pistol has become the weapon of preference.
On the other hand, assuming the current government passes its promised extension of marriage to same-sex couples, the Menton marriage hall might well become the destination of preference for lads looking for matrimony.
Among the numerous normalization approaches that have been proposed [ 11, 12] the use of internal controls or reference genes has become the method of preference [ 13, 14], because they potentially account for all of the sources of variability mentioned above.
"If choices do not unambiguously reveal an individual's notions of good and bad, then "true preferences" become the subject of debate, and every "beneficial" restriction of personal choice becomes fair game" (p.3).
This can be understood as a particularly problematic combination of the previous two criticisms [1, 2] wherein Alexander's personal preferences become the only objective standard of beauty, and anyone with alternative preferences is dismissed as suffering some form of 'mental defect' (Alexander and Eisenman 1982).
The formal-informal sector linkage under the ACGFS began its operations in 1992, and has become a preference of formal lenders over time for its lending to farmers to overcome transaction costs and loan default issues.
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Palmer says Abbott only became PM because he received the preferences of the PUP.
Sometimes it may so happen that the last preference of one method becomes the first choice of some other method.
One result of this research is a recognition that the process by which preferences and opinions of individuals become the collective outcome for a group can be complex and subtle, and thus challenging to model and predict.
