But few know that they have a strong preference for short sentences and like to place periods where humans might think to put commas.
The overall preference score across sentences and subjects is 52.5% for the long-term coding versus 47.5% for the 2D-DCT transform coding.
Under the affective heuristic hypothesis, in contrast, the spontaneous preference for positive sentences depends on processes determining response that are automatic in the sense of being active regardless of the subject's intentions, and do not require effort or the supervision of executive attention [20], [29] [31].
The problem, dear hearts, is a common one here in the American heartland: an inability to express personal preference in simple declarative sentences, no modifiers.
The supremacy of the European convention on human rights, like the preference for non-custodial sentences, is regarded as an intrinsic part of the system, something beyond the capacity of any minister to alter.
You may even relearn the green-lighted alphabet, adjust your preference for long or short sentences, opt afresh for action over description.
We obtained preferences for our stimuli from a sentence completion pre-test in which 23 subjects, who did not take part in the functional MRI study, heard each sentence up to the end of the ambiguous phrase and were asked to write down a plausible continuation.
(a) and substituted "The Secretary shall require that a contract for technical assistance under paragraph (1) shall be awarded" for "In the awarding of contracts for technical assistance, preference shall be given", and designated third sentence as subsec.
But his administration has since trumpeted an initiative to encourage non-violent drug offenders to seek clemency, one in which inmates who would likely receive more lenient sentences today have been given special preference. .
So the question is, can the words "sexual preference" be inserted for the words "racial" in this sentence from the Loving case?
