Sentence examples for prefer one or two from inspiring English sources

Some people sleep without a pillow, while others prefer one or two large, soft pillows.

Lines 8 and 15 in Fig. 5 indicate that if we stay on a point to prefer one of two equal variables, then we choose randomly.

But 3-D hobbyists generally prefer one of two cameras produced in the 1950's: Kodak's Stereo Realist camera, which also requires a viewer of its own, or a View-Master camera.

The airport said that, of its three proposals, it would prefer one of the two western options, but it added that the choice was a political decision to be taken by the government rather than one to be made by the airport operator.

In the end, almost everyone can find reasons to prefer one of the two satellite radio services, but it will be a rare subscriber who is not happy with either one.

And Well also would prefer one rather than two SPL clubs being involved in relegation play-offs every season.

Another group includes patients who prefer one of the two therapies, decline randomisation, but consent to follow-up.

Because the A protocols use a more biologically inspired validation and they do not ignore intergenic predictions, one should prefer one of the two A protocols.

The bisection method was applied to reach the point at which participants did not prefer one of the two options: staying in their health state for the rest of their lives or being perfectly healthy for a shorter life time.

Almost as if it is deliberate, drawing them in, even if he protests: "I prefer one than five!" He explains: "I've never seen being small as a disadvantage; everyone has his qualities.

These four heuristics represent observed patterns of GPs' preferred or dominant practice orientations; that is, each GP seemed to prefer one of these four heuristics as their overall approach to PSA testing.