Sentence examples for past preference from inspiring English sources
TV would also be advised to re-examine its past preference for eccentrics.
The New Yorker, December 23 , 1996P. 60 PROFILE of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami... Describes his past preference for references to Western pop culture..
By Ian Buruma The New Yorker, December 23 , 1996P. 60 PROFILE of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami... Describes his past preference for references to Western pop culture..
S.& P. announced last week that the unadjusted numbers were a more reliable indicator than its seasonally adjusted numbers, a break with the company's past preference for treating both data sets equally.
PROFILE of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami... Describes his past preference for references to Western pop culture.. The title of Murakami's biggest bestseller (which has sold more than 2 million copies), "Norwegian Wood," refers to the Beatles song... Murakami is cool.
Noting that, in the past, preference for housing had been given to first-year law students, he said: "We have been desperately short of housing, and that has impacted two major populations: transfer students and graduate students, more than 90percentt of whom are from abroad.
Wherever there's a TiVo machine making a sitcom recommendation based on past preferences, I'll be there.
Already, Facebook and other media outlets' algorithms narrow the range of content one sees based on past preferences and interests.
And, just as Amazon and Google try to predict our behaviour, and adjust their offerings based on our past preferences, so does Avaaz.
Within the next 18 to 36 months, the BBC, as accessed through the web, will understand and reflect your innermost desires and delights, and will offer you more and more, across all its genres, based on your past preferences.
Advertising.com promotes its technology under the name AdLearn, which is billed as performing automated assessments of the past preferences of computer users to serve them the ad messages deemed most appropriate and effective.
