Sentence examples for preference line from inspiring English sources

When the type of the active preference corresponds to MF, it generates the current preference (Line 8).

First, we scan the analysis context (Line 2), and we identify the category of each multidimensional active preference (Line 4).

We live in a different time now where we talk about sexual preference, line of work, and so on without having to worry about rules.

In contrast, an association is clearly made in the training outlined above using rotating light: if tadpoles were simply learning 'don't move', the preference line would not stay significantly below 50% while light conditions reversed continuously.

Post-hoc comparisons revealed that iridescence was significantly lower in the down attractiveness treatment (compared with all other treatments) and that spot numbers were significantly lower in the down attractiveness line than in the up preference line.

Selection did, however, result in correlated changes in at least one fitness component: female fecundity in the down attractiveness treatment was significantly higher than all other treatments, and in the up preference line it was significantly lower than all other treatments (F3,4= 69.00, P = 0.000, and Tukey's post-hoc comparisons).

The baseline parameters concern: (1) the hybrid IS and Phillips curves (lines 1, 3 and 4), (2) labor demand and supply (line 2), (3) parameters that characterize monetary policy (line 5) and fiscal policy rules (lines 6 and 7), (4) assumptions on policy preferences (line 8) and variances and autocorrelations of shocks (line 9).

Our results, demonstrating changes in the direction of crossmodal responses according to the experimental condition, support the emerging notion that crossmodal effects in sensory areas are context and history dependent (in contrast to their constant main sensory preference, in line with their role in the classic/traditional, hierarchical scheme of sensory processing).

Rather, they have a slight preference to line up in one plane.

Powell's preference for line breaks over quotation marks heightens this sense of a single mind: "We are perfect.

Perceptual asymmetries for tasks involving aesthetic preference or line bisection can be affected by asymmetrical neurological mechanisms or left/right reading habits.