A universal exception is in the vii6 chord, where the 3rd is to be doubled in preference to the 5th, which can also be doubled.
For any agent i such that (v_iin (c^*_1,f, c^*_2,f)), agent i has double-peaked preferences over enforcement expenditure c.
Example 1 in Sect. 2 gives a range of agents' benefits (from the harmful act) who have double-peaked preferences, violating the single-peakedness condition sufficient for the existence of a majority voting equilibrium in the median voter theorem.
Speaking since Klopp's appointment, Ancelotti has made clear a return to the Premier League where he guided Chelsea to the double is his preference.
However, it would appear there is a double dissociation between preference for delayed rewards and behavioral disinhibition, in that ADHD patients can choose to wait for large rewards under certain circumstances, even when such a choice involves ongoing inhibitory control (Sonuga-Barke et al., 1992 , 1996.
With regards to overall preferences for solving problems, four participants preferred double workspaces, and eight participants preferred multiple workspaces.
In the double-choice trials, preference was higher for FS relative to BT (61%–39%), and for N relative to BT (62%38%%), but similar between FS and N (57%–43%).
This assay is performed in complete darkness and is a double-choice olfactory preference test.
We found that there is a clear correlation between oligomer size and preference for double layer structure: Large oligomers display an enhanced stability in double layer conformation, whereas small oligomers prefer the single layer structure.
The double focus evinced a preference for extremes over anything middling.
