Sentence examples for lost utility from inspiring English sources
South Africa lost utility back François Steyn and Australia lost winger Drew Mitchell for the remainder of the tournament.
In the case of nonprime loans, for example, both principals (the borrower and the lender) typically lost utility as a result of the loan -- reverse Pareto optimality.
Upon reading the article, the evidence seems incontrovertible -- nobody knows one's own preferences better than himself, and relatives' attempts to divine them through gift giving often result in lost utility and suboptimal outcomes.
1) Firstly, I wonder if the term "RAMP" has lost utility and should be cast on to the bonfire of nomenclature?
Patients who experienced Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) after the Argus II implantation were assigned a utility reduction of 0.16 which is equivalent to the lost utility value estimated for severe dry eye in an article by Schiffman et al. [ 19].
Such an individual will always want to begin a diet or an exercise routine tomorrow, or to reduce consumption of tobacco later (because the long-term benefits justify the lost utility tomorrow) but not today (because of the immediate gratification from food, tobacco, or leisure).
Faced with real competition from a cleaner-burning fuel, coal lost utilities' favor.
But at some point, you lose utility as well.
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, SMC 12, 107 116] claim that metaphors lose utility once users are familiar with the system.
But in reality, deterioration of items such as chemicals, pharmaceutical products and some other commodities during storage is inevitable as these items become evaporative, expired or lose utility through time.
Assuming that the agent's behaviour respects the principle of reduction of compound lotteries (ROCL that is, does not gain or lose utility from considering more complex lotteries rather than simple ones the set of mappings of outcomes in T to uT* gives a von Neumann Morgenstern utility function (vNMuf) with cardinal structure over all outcomes in T. What exactly have we done here?
