Members of the commission, and many other leaders in higher education, declare a preference for subject tests, like those administered by the College Board, or other discipline-specific tests.
Decided Preference For Pigeon Subjects He preferred pigeons to rats as subjects because they lived much longer.
Japonisme was seen not only as a fashion for Japanese goods, but among artists as a preference for the subject matter, style, and patterning of Japanese art.
There were no clear time trends regarding the use of specific study designs and preference for specific study subjects although chi-squared tests yielded statistically significant differences regarding cross-sectional studies and research on medical education (Table 3).
On Friday, Russell group universities published guidance that makes explicit their preference for traditional subjects at A-level.
(Noticing such appearances can be a lonely kick, as when you tell someone, "Look at that!," and they don't or won't register what you mean). Downes's preference for unpromising subjects incidentally anticipated a trend in photography, which came on strong in the seventies, to explore American places whose ordinariness, exposed after hiding in plain sight, could trigger rushes of sublimity.
Perhaps it is simply because many of the game developers are people with a preference for STEM subjects.
The evidence of a female face preference for male subjects in behaviorial and MEG experiments leads us to believe that attraction for members of the opposite sex is involved.
Cross-hairs (vertical and horizontal lines), using the mean values of participation in leisure activities and leisure preference for all subjects, represent a calculation for separating derived factors into four quadrants (see Figure 1).
Figure 11 Noise reduction preference surface for subject 12.
In fact, the "universality of basic visual tastes" has been proved, Pinker points out, by the artists Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, who, in 1993, surveyed people's artistic preferences for color, subject matter, style, and so on.
