Sentence examples for models whose preferences from inspiring English sources

The past investigations were lacked of simple models, whose preferences are not just for philosophical but also for practical aspects.

The simple model had agents who never died and whose preferences never changed.

On this model, "paternalism" may be defined as the intentional overriding of one person's known preferences or choices by another person, where the person who overrides justifies the action by the goal of substantially benefiting or avoiding harm to the person whose preferences or choices are overridden.

Third, he requires that there be no dictator whose preferences determine social choices irrespective of the preferences of anybody else.

It's not clear in a liberal society whose preferences you should look for.

A principal wishes to transact business with a multidimensional distribution of agents whose preferences are known only in the aggregate.

With an unrestricted domain, a dictator, unlike Zelig, is someone whose preferences conflict with everybody else's in a range of cases, and it is in each instance his preferences that agree with social preferences, not theirs.

-- and whose preferences to follow.

These are: whose preferences should be elicited, who should perform the preference elicitation study, and what stated preference method should be used.

Audiologists in Portugal had significantly greater preference for patient-centredness when compared to audiologists in India and Iran whose preferences did not differ much.

Those whose preferences were not known had no significant differences in sex, age, duration of VNS services and ADL.