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We chose the strategy to make new combinations, as aerobic dance consists of a multitude of elements, and students were able to make choices from a variety of steps and technical processes.

Users can ask questions or make choices from a simple list.

Heart intelligence puts us in the zone where we are able to make choices from a place of freedom and self-trust rather than ego-based ideas such as fear, greed, arrogance and lust.

A DCE is a quantitative method used to assess individuals' relative valuation of attributes by requesting them to make choices from a set of different hypothetical alternatives [ 8].

A prevalent view of this state of commitment is that cells make choices from a naïve state (Thomson et al., 2011); however, our results are consistent with a different view in which ES cells have a primary NECT fate that can be overridden for a short period of time by pro-PS signals.

In the early chapters the characters make choices from an array of opportunities, but the choices narrow and usually fade away and the final scenes of the story don't allow many choices.

If people make choices, they're making choices from a set of commercially available iterations, and then reacting against them.

"Most business processes are about making choices from a set of existing alternatives.

Seaman collaborating with the programmer Gideon May authored a complex virtual world generator that enables users of the system to construct and navigate virtual worlds by making choices from a spinning virtual interface of container wheels, from a physical interface table.

Making choices from a place of seeing, rather than guessing.

I hear how they are making choices from a world I lived and live in as they grabble with the life and the world they are now in.