Sentence examples for difference between two choices from inspiring English sources

We normally use 'six of one, half a dozen of the other' when we think there is very little difference between two choices.

Because discriminability was dependent on magnitude for dots but not for numerals, the difference between two choices corresponding to a given perceptual increment depends on magnitude for dots, but not for numerals; i.e. the perceptual value of numerals increases almost linearly with increasing magnitude, but the perceptual value for dot arrays falls off with magnitude (Fig.  4a).

These bars eschew the stereotypical intimidating-sommelier attitude for something far more user-friendly, employing staff members who are happy to chat about the differences between two choices and offer free splashes of wine for customers who can't make up their minds.

Let him or her know your quandary; the difference between your two choices of carpet is £15 per square metre (including variances in carpet price, gripper rods and underlay).

When choosing between dot patterns, the monkeys showed more mistakes (choosing the smaller numerosity) when the difference between the two choices was small compared to their size (Fig.  1c); that is they showed scalar variability.

What are the key differences between these two choices?

Well, you can use divisive as a bad word, or you can understand that a primary is exactly the right time to weigh up the differences between the only two choices.

We compared results from the above models on the following criteria: rank on the relative importance of the attributes, and magnitude, direction and significance of the estimates of the β coefficient within each level of the attributes, which were obtained by regressing preference onto the difference in attributes between the two choices.

Thus, preferential choice is influenced by intradimensional differences but not by unidimensional differences between two bets, whereas judgment-based choice is influenced by unidimensional differences but not by intradimensional differences between two bets.

There's a big difference between fifty-four and zero.

The answers to this question (Fig. 6) show a major difference between the last five choices and the first three.