These arise from the dependency of the outcome on the choices one makes for the output measure, input parameters and their distributions.
In contrast to [ 2], our design gave choices one by one on a computer screen, so that subjects faced only one choice at a time and could not see the other choices during the making of one particular choice.
Write (langle x,b rangle) for this number t; it is not difficult to check that this does not depend on any of the choices one has to make to select (tilde{x}) or (tilde{b}).
When it comes to cultural and religious affiliations, they do not limit the range of opportunities one enjoys but rather the choices one can make within the set of opportunities available to all.
He argued that reducing the number of choices one has, has a corresponding effect on the anxiety experienced by those in a consumer environment.
Among many different choices, one effective teaching model was proposed which added hands-on ultrasound experience on live patients that was supervised by radiologists in the last clinical year.
Georg Kreisel soon pointed out that this depends vitally on how provability is expressed; with different choices, one gets opposite answers (Kreisel 1953).
This model contains two related choices, one discrete choice to participate in trade ("selection") and one continuous choice on the amount of trade (when positive; "demand").
This opens up a range of choices one can make, as a plurality of intuitionistic principles may correspond to one classical principle.
Japan has two choices; one is to stand pat with its current structure and dependence on the U.S., the second is to repeal Article 9, which was imposed by the U.S. in 1945, after Japan's WWII defeat.
I have two choices – one is to die, the other is to live.
