Sentence examples for is presented with two choices from inspiring English sources

This operation is not reversible!" Instead of the standard yes-no response buttons, the user is presented with two choices: "No, please don't!" and "I guess so". The victim will panic, of course, since the ROM (read-only memory) of the Mac is its very soul, and erasing it would transform a Mac into an expensive paperweight.

There Homer is presented with two choices: to obey Marge and press the button Drop Cargo or bring the sugar to Garth Motherloving by pressing the button Obey Bad Guy.

Next, under "Interested In" she was presented with two choices, men or women.

When you set out to mine cryptocurrency you are presented with two choices: Buy a GPU (graphic processing unit) or buy an ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit).

In the classic setup, the subjects are presented with two choices: a support that carries a piece of reward, and a second support beside which another piece of reward has been placed.

The bee had to then fly through a 1-meter long tunnel and then into a decision chamber, where it was presented with two choice patterns, only one of which was identical to the sample.

The officials said the board would be presented with three choices, each of them involving difficult trade-offs for riders.

This concept echoes that famous jam study from 1995, which found that people were more likely to purchase a jar of gourmet jam if they were presented with six choices, rather than 24 or 30.

15 To measure their perception of CHD risk factors, respondents were presented with eight choice sets; each composed of two hypothetical individuals and they were asked to choose the individual they perceived to be at greater risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years.

We used pairwise choice sets: for each choice set respondents were presented with two alternative scenarios and invited to indicate under which they would be more likely to go to the GP.

At these points, the player is presented with two or three choices for what the teacher says; which option is chosen can change what path the plot takes, in either a minor or major way.