When agents choose at once from all the elements of an alternative set, then preferences should be choice guiding.
The order was not chosen at once, and after each Tribe had voted, a lot was used to determine which Tribe should vote next.
He had badly underestimated what percentage of the 10,000 albums available on the company's Internet-connected jukeboxes had a track chosen at least once each quarter.
We calculate the probability of a list-gene pair for being connected as the cumulative binomial probability of the list-gene pair being chosen at least once in the process of randomly reconnecting the edges.
Look at the fractions to make sure that each one is divisible by the number you choose at least once.
Film chooses, too, and even a focus-puller can't choose both at once.
Like Gumby, Rhodes-Pitts is clearly very much enthralled by "something too vast to be contained on paper" and so has chosen the at once arbitrary and exhaustive medium of collage.
The idea, as the piece explains, is that some aspects of poverty (say, nutrition) may not always move perfectly with income, so that looking directly at how many people are deprived along several (admittedly subjectively chosen) dimensions at once may give researchers and policymakers a better handle on just what poor people lack, and what could be done to deal with these problems.
Consider all of the packages of functionings that an individual at a time is really free to choose all at once; these are one's capabilities at a time.
Spence chooses scenes at once familiar and obtuse -- a winding staircase, a dimly lit hallway, a full moon -- as a result, the paintings hover at the juncture between universality and individualism, a space inhabited as readily by Dali as by Jung.
