Table 6 Results of the subjective preference tests Prefer the former Prefer the latter No preference WB vs original SWB6.776.0.0 17.3 EESN vs WB 46.5 25.3 28.2 HMM vs WB 44.6 29.3 26.1 EESN vs HMM 28.7 24.1 47.2 EESN vs original SWB 26.1 31.1 42.8 Original SWB vs HMM 35.120.99 44.0.
A Greens party analyst, Stephen Luntz, said in a double-dissolution election under the former Senate preference rules the Greens would probably have fared worse and lost at least four Senate seats.
On Nov. 22, 1971, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an Idaho law that automatically gave Mrs. Reed's former husband preference over her as administrator of their dead son's estate violated the 14th Amendment's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
The relationship between Brownlee and King was helped by the former's preference for the Liberals over the Conservatives.
The stronger influence of minimum precipitation for Ae. albopictus than for Ae. aegypti (16.1% vs 9.1%, Table 2) may reflect the former species' preference for non-domestic juvenile habitats, which are solely reliant on filling via precipitation.
Specifically, in the former approach, the preference level at time s is chosen as any (m_{s}in bar {L}^{0}_{s}), and then updated to the preference level at time t, using an update rule.
I have traveled alone and with friends, and there is no question that the former is my preference.
Following the cash injection, the Spanish state owns 68.4 percent of Bankia, with the rest held by former holders of preference shares and hybrid debt, often small savers who were miss-sold these complex financial instruments and were forced to swap them at a discount for ordinary shares.
Without using Donald Sterling's name, Rivers intimated it was the former owner's preference to keep roster costs low that forced the team's hand.
The terms North Briton and South Briton were devised for the Scottish and English, with the former gaining some preference in Scotland, particularly by the economists and philosophers of the Scottish Enlightenment.
