Sentence examples for interpreting choice from inspiring English sources

Section Five, titled "Interpreting Choice", includes four chapters concerned with the study of choice in text.

It is shown that the NL model outperforms the MNL model in terms of interpreting choice behaviours.

Interpreting choices of allocation in this case is more complicated because dividing the available funds equally means treating 200 patients with the common disease and 50 patients with the rare disease rather than equal numbers of patients, an outcome that would occur if 80% of funds were devoted to the rare disease.

A choice frame is rationalizable if there exists a total pre-order R on Ω such that, for every E∈E, f(E) coincides with the best elements of E relative to R. We re-interpret choice structures in terms of belief revision.

In the process of knowledge generation we constantly have to make interpretive choices: "Knowledge is interpreted data.

The sparrows in this study had no artistic training and, rather than challenging the birds to perform a task, the researchers simply watched the birds perch near various paintings, interpreting their choice of perch with a preference for this or that style of art.

Dyson is saying that what physicists normally interpret in electron behavior as pure chance – randomness – is better interpreted as choice.

I understand some economists may interpret that choice as an attempt to dodge academia's demands for a particular level of rigor.

On the night after Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling had gone head to head in the second referendum debate, it was tempting to interpret the choice of bridge as the BBC's warning to the Scots that this was the last they would be seeing of it in any of their programmes if they voted "Yes" on 18 September.

Or that, I take it, is how W8's high index of Freudians would interpret his choice of the wrong woman, the eponymous but unseen Girl from Arles, whose erratic charms wring an angst-ridden performance of great power and eloquence from a young tenor with a big future, Sean Ruane.

"Nobody wants to over-interpret the choice of timing," said an Israeli official who was speaking on the condition of anonymity for diplomatic reasons, "but there was no objective reason for the State Department to come out with the announcement on that precise day".