Sentence examples for better preference from inspiring English sources

The final ranking of alternatives is the outcome (intersection) of two separate rankings: the Φ+(a) ranking that is based on the 'better' and 'much better' preference relationships; and the Φ−(a) ranking that is based on the 'worse and 'much worse' preference relationships (for more information see [56]).

Increased exploration time of the novel object or better preference to novel objects was interpreted as successful retention of memory for the familiar object.

Bring along a pair of sunglasses- a pair that has UV protection, and tinted sunglasses are a better preference.

There are two fundamental comparative value concepts, namely "better" (strict preference) and "equal in value to" (indifference) (Halldén 1957, 10).

They would also benefit from a better liquidation preference in the case of an exit before Uber raised more money.

The phage-coated biosensors were proven to have better binding preference to B. anthracis spores than other strains.

Since AMQR as well as AntHocNet maintains multiple paths to destinations based on current status of network, alternate paths with less traffic can be selected with better path preference.

In Section 5.3, we will see that many other choices may work equally well, but not better; our preference for contiguous A s regions is tantamount to choosing the simplest element Q out of a whole equivalence class of quantization functions that lead to the same HDS performance.

Better sorting preferences could connect people who are actually compatible, whether that leads to marriage or just a fiery tryst.

This work could also be expanded to look at young people's choice of SRH service provider in order to better understand preferences for outreach services compared to clinic-based services.

But the egalitarianism — or maybe better said a preference for simplicity — is also rooted in the culture.