It wasn't to "fill the need for choice, flexibility and other preferences," as the company put it.
A study in 1993 showed variability and flexibility in feeding preferences between three research sites around Daraina.
But soon, the list will morph into what's being called the Dollar Menu & More, which mixes the standard $1 items in with $2 goods and $5 shareable family meals designed to, as McDonald's puts it, "fill the need for choice, flexibility and other preferences". The fast-food behemoth isn't the only one ditching the traditional dollar deal.
Similarly, to understand female flexibility in mating preferences, future theoretical and experimental studies should focus on the functional role of decision-making mechanisms, evaluating if absolute or comparative rules are used and in which scenarios they represent adaptive responses to environmental problems.
The concept of "intelligent physical exercise training" is to balance the individual physiological capacity relatively to occupational exposure, tailor the exercise to individual capacities and disorders, allow for flexibility and personal preferences of the participant, and to be as cost effective for the company as possible.
High metabolic flexibility and a preference for fatty acids may explain why the cells did not use their extra glucose supply, namely in the presence of FBS, which provides ample fatty acid substrates.
Thus, this study indicates that flexibility in flower preference may be a novel behavioural mechanism for pollinator temperature homeostasis.
However, we saw tensions between preferences for flexibility and standardization.
First, the adoption of a one-child policy restricted family flexibility and exacerbated patriarchal preferences for male heirs.
The software notably allows the user the flexibility of specifying ranked preferences for augmenting edges and for the possible configurations of branched junctions.
