Sentence examples for explicit preferences from inspiring English sources

The outlook of the world from the uterus is an amazing point of view, and sometimes a little shocking – an embryo that has thoughts and feelings and also explicit preferences for wines!

The Supreme Court deemed this unconstitutional in 2003, but ruled that less explicit preferences might be allowable.When voters are asked if they want to ban racial preferences in the public sphere, they generally say yes.

The approach offers a general procedure for eliciting explicit preferences through constructive deliberations among diverse stakeholders.

Ambient intelligence (Brey 2005), and ubiquitous computing, along with the Internet of Things (Friedewald & Raabe 2011), also enable automatic adaptation of the environment to the user, based on explicit preferences and implicit observations, and user autonomy is a central theme in considering the privacy implications of such devices.

The study uses discrete choice experiments (DCE) to elicit explicit preferences in HIV/AIDS area, and is the first study to do so in this area.

This exploratory study has shown the feasibility of eliciting explicit preferences on the criteria for prioritization of HIV/AIDS interventions in Thailand.

She had an explicit preference.

Japan alone accounts for 27.5percentt of assets, but he said that this was because he liked many individual companies there, not because of any explicit preference for the Japanese economy or stock market.

The NMA says the BBC should always be under a "specific obligation" to review its options for partnerships in "explicit preference" to any expansion of its own online news services.

But the details of his budget, like the photograph, become more ambiguous on closer inspection.Mr Brown carefully avoided defining the family, or expressing an explicit preference for one sort of family over another.

The system is based on the ideas of heuristic search and explicit preference setting.