Sentence examples for choose over time from inspiring English sources

Agents can choose over time to be more or less "bold," which determines the rate at which they attempt defections, and they can likewise choose to be more or less "vengeful", which determines how often they punish.

In this paper, spatial sequencing was chosen over time succession sequencing to study the changes of soil hydraulic properties under different degrees of alpine meadow degradation.

Time to arrest was chosen over time to conviction because the latter can be confounded by arbitrary factors (e.g., court delay).

Circumstances might oblige you to choose money over time.

And yet we do choose money over time, again and again, even when basic material wellbeing doesn't demand it.

Time is, after all, a form of wealth — but this country of workaholics accustomed to unbridled consumption has generally chosen money over time.

Most parents struggle with this more right after a divorce, and then become more skilled at choosing battles over time.

Response a-wave amplitudes were evaluated as the excursion from the pre-stimulus baseline to the prevailing amplitude at 4 ms following the stimulus; a fixed pre-peak evaluation time was chosen over evaluating at the time of peak to minimize post-receptor contributions.

Related | Explain to students that they will now look at stories chosen over three different time periods to consider the differences in judging the importance of a story: The Times's front page for the day, Flocabulary's Week in Rap and Flocabulary's 2011 Year in Rap (found at the top of this post).

The evidence is so strong that the puzzle is almost why more comfortably-off people don't choose time over money, until you realise how much many men's sense of self-worth and status in a family historically relied on being a good "provider".

Out of 500 women polled by Celestial Seasonings, 76percentt would choose "me time" over sex, if they had to pick one or the other.