Sentence examples for prefer press from inspiring English sources

Participants were instructed to make a preference judgment of each image via a two-choice button press indicating "I prefer" (press with index finger of right hand) or "I do not prefer" (press with middle finger of right hand) depending on the contingency between novelty status and reinforcement value.

Important individual differences were observed in the time lapse at which rats no longer preferred pressing L5 (breakpoint): as early as the 5 sec delay for 4 rats whereas 10 rats still preferred to press more on L1 during the 30 s delay.

We expect snow jobs from the Bush administration as a matter of course now, but we'd really prefer that press conferences actually... you know... have the press in the audience.

Shortly before he was elected in 2001, Mr. Bloomberg opined that he would prefer the press corps to be stationed on Staten Island, adding, "You can take the bus".

The countries that use the euro may prefer to press ahead with closer integration without reopening the E.U. treaties, for instance, or they may refuse to unravel past agreements.

Rather than allow the courts to weigh in, officials prefer to press complainants to take compensation, said Teng Biao, a lawyer in Beijing who is collecting material for a possible class-action lawsuit.

"Sometimes I think players would prefer the press guy to think they had played well, rather than the manager".

Thus, they prefer to press on -- but only indirectly.

Under threat, reporters and news agencies must ignore news that cartels dislike, and distribute only the kind of stories that they prefer, international press-rights groups such as the New York-based Commitoee to Protect Journalists have frequently documented.

Today, we prefer cementless press-fit porous-coated cups with modern hard-on-hard articulations for these patients.

Mara prefers the press box.