Sentence examples for initial anchor from inspiring English sources
A behavioural economist would say this was constructing a compelling "initial anchor".
Insufficient adjustments often give the initial anchor a great deal of influence over future assessments [5].
Local National Public Radio affiliate WNYC and Radiolab are both signing on to be initial "anchor" (I had to), users of the app.
Various factors affecting flap activation and embedment loss are explored, including flap height, eccentricity of the padeye, soil strength profile, initial anchor depth and load inclination.
After the initial anchor element broadcast message from the CA signed with, subsequent key disclosure messages from the CA can be authenticated using one-way chains.
The maximum embedment loss of OMNI-Max anchors during keying is not influenced by the initial anchor embedment depth, whereas significantly increases with increasing drag angle at the embedment point.
"Our choices are often affected by random initial anchors …The choices and trades we make are not necessarily going to be an accurate reflection of the real pleasure or utility we derive from those products…".
The interaction of the human plasminogen system has been suggested to be a feature that significantly contributes to the virulence of many bacterial pathogens by facilitating the initial anchoring to the endothelium [20].
Heparan sulfate (HS) serves as the initial anchoring site for many CPPs through electrostatic interactions between negatively charged sulfates or carboxyl groups and basic amino acids Arg as well as Lys [ 18].
People start with an initial estimation (anchor) and after that make further adjustments based on additional information.
(2003 41 722; C.R. Plott, Rational individual behaviour in markets and social choice processes: the discovered preference hypothesis, in: K. Arrow, E. Colombatto, M. Perleman, C. Schmidt (Eds)., Rational Foundations of Economic Behaviour, Macmillan, London, St . Martins, New York, 1996, pp. 225–250]; (iii) internally coherent but strongly influenced by some initial arbitrary anchor [D.
