Sentence examples for ongoing preference from inspiring English sources

The set of preference relations of an agent may be incomplete because, for example, there is an ongoing preference elicitation process.

This models, for example, settings where agents are distributed and have privacy issues, or where there is an ongoing preference elicitation process.

Dell in particular has been very public about its ongoing preference for Intel chips, yet rumors fly constantly about its potential interest in using a chip from AMD.

It may as well explain the ongoing reported preference for the "over-the counter drugs" as the first option of care reported from several previous studies [ 23- 26].

Almost all interviewees mentioned that even though there seems to be an ongoing mixed preference for both robustness and thinness with Fijian society, the food industry plays an important role in reinforcing the idea that Fijians are not interested in losing weight or eating healthily.

This editorial of the special issue "Representing, Processing, and Learning Preferences: Theoretical and Practical Challenges" surveys past and ongoing research on preferences in AI, including references and pointers to the literature.

The common use of supportive listening underlines the goals of this non-directive CCS intervention tailored to the ongoing needs and preferences of patients.

However an additional important goal for such interventions is to improve patients' ability to understand symptoms and treatment decisions and communicate their ongoing needs and preferences for support and care to their physicians.

Notably fewer respondents indicated a preference for ongoing access to an expert, which is arguably a proxy for ongoing supervision, a strategy that is gaining momentum in academic circles following demonstrations of improvements in effective treatment implementation [ 33, 35].

Mr. Ross enrolled in a comedy class and fell in love with stand-up, using his own family for material, including his Aunt Bess and her ongoing dismay about his preference for non-Jewish women.

Participants strongly articulated a preference for ongoing, personalised support.