Sentence examples for choices drawn from from inspiring English sources

The references take into account the theoretical framework and methodological choices, drawn from the recent research findings on the literature of the simulation games, and on the theory of learning, on the basis of which the simulation games are designed.

From a physics perspective, we played a lot of Worms, so you'll see a lot of mechanical choices drawn from that game.

Unlike the FR task, reward in the PR paradigm was randomly determined and was not dependent on the subjects' choices (randomly drawn from a uniform distribution).

The study uses the occupational choice model drawn from (Parker, 2004) to determine the decision to become self-employed.

Vegetable soup (one of several rotating choices) draws ever-deepening flavor from cabbage and potatoes, and an unctuously rich foie gras terrine finds a tart partner in fig chutney with cloves.

The source data used for the comparison of these five discrete choice models were drawn from the questionnaire survey on transport mode (car, train, bus and air) choice behaviours from 210 commuters between Sydney and Melbourne [12].

Using the macro "ChoicEff", we identified and evaluated the statistical efficiency of the best experimental design containing 24 choice sets and drawn from these candidate set-designs.

A gain sequence developed compels the choice of power drawn from all devices to follow an optimal path, which makes trade-offs among different targets and minimizes the total energy spent.

The key attributes for this discrete choice experiment were drawn from a previous study which included qualitative interviews with more than 400 patients with asthma [ 16].

The choice drew praise from transit advocates, business leaders and local officials.

Mr. Sharaf at first said that he would appoint Abdel Fattah el Banna, a professor at the University of Cairo, as the new minister of antiquities, but he reversed himself after the choice drew protests from archeologists.