Sentence examples for choices were held from inspiring English sources

When fitting the model, the model's input (the rewards) and the outputs (choices) were held fixed; i.e., the model made the same choices as the monkeys and experienced the same rewards as the monkeys.

Then we get a dose of "the decision-making power on energy choices is held by people invested in the old ways of producing energy".

Should my personal choices be held against my law school, Georgetown?

Hence, ability to understand information and insight into one's illness, along with ability to reason and ability to communicate a choice were held as key criteria and often mentioned in relation to clinical cases.

Today, individual choice is held up as the highest value: choice of lifestyles, choice of identities, choice of cellphone rate plans.

The choice was held so closely that most of Mr. Bloomberg's senior staff members were informed of it only hours before the press conference.

Ireland's Aoife Clark withdrew one of her two horses, Vaguely North, before the inspection while Flora Harris's Law Choice was held during the inspection and later also withdrawn.

Furthermore, regardless of whether the subject was matching a face according to gender, identity, or orientation, the format of the task – a binary left/right choice – was held constant across tasks.

In such tasks the information guiding the choice is held in working memory (as in T-maze alternation), making it particularly susceptible to interference.

Between each arm choice the doors were held in the closed position for 20 s to increase the spatial working memory demand and prevent rats from making successive entries to adjacent arms.

But the White House argued that Mr. Obama's choices have been held up more than Mr. Bush's and left open the prospect of giving recess appointments to some of those still held up, including Craig Becker, a labor lawyer whose nomination for a seat on the National Labor Relations Board has been blocked.