Sentence examples for extended preferences from inspiring English sources

Our technique can deal with a rich class of preferences, including so-called temporally extended preferences (TEPs).

In our setting, agent preferences over objects are extended to preferences over allocations using the natural lexicographic order.

We then show that the generalised framework accommodates Tarskian logic instantiations extended with preferences, and then study instantiations of the framework by classical logic approaches to argumentation.

For example, both mouse and human GrzB cleave after selected aspartate residues but have different extended substrate preferences that reflect the different evolutionary pressures faced by the different species over many millions of years.

For this reason, the approach applies a performance optimization based on resource consumption extended by preference criteria.

The White House also suggested that it might not extend trade preferences now afforded to Costa Rican products and set to expire next September.

[World Business, Section W.] Questions About U.S. Trade Policy A move in Congress to extend trade preferences to Andean nations raises the question of whether America should set tariffs and trade rules globally or country-by-country.

Mr. Clinton also sought to link his message about America's long-term security with the imminent political question of extending trade preferences to China, saying Congress should realize that the vote on the issue next week will have deep implications for America's security.

A move in Congress to extend trade preferences to Andean nations, in part to help wean their economies off coca production, could lead to the layoff of thousands of Muslim workers in the tuna industry here, even as American troops help the Philippine army fight Abu Sayyaf Muslim insurgents in this region.

We're also calling on the federal government to extend hiring preferences to all full-time national service members.

Here, we test across two studies using different study designs whether the effects of pathogen disgust sensitivity and socioeconomic status (SES; a negative proxy for resource scarcity) on mate preferences extend to men's WHR preferences, women's SHR preferences, and both sex's BMI preferences.