Sentence examples for preference to offer from inspiring English sources
One chimp, Pan, showed an unusual preference to offer the brush first, regardless of the task at hand, but once it was removed, she typically picked the tool her offspring needed.
Like many of today's recommendation enginers, Oyster learns as it goes, parsing data on your reading habits and preferences to offer better suggestions to your reading list.
Our current preference is to offer distal femoral guided growth to address the fixed knee deformity.
The 9-month survey will include a purpose designed tool to measure dietary exposure, taste preference and intention to offer specific foods in the next 6 months.
We used a place preference method designed to offer a choice between cues associated with a natural reinforcer (pups) and those associated with a pharmacologic reinforcer (cocaine).
Alternative treatment options referred to clinic centres offering home-based peritoneal dialysis and self-care haemodialysis services in preference to home haemodialysis to offer patients more flexibility and autonomy.
Google Now is perhaps the most prevalent as its baked directly into newer versions of Android and chews on a user's calendar, travel preferences, and search history to offer up relevant notifications right when they're needed.
He went on to offer his preference, lah-GRAH'EEN, but allowed that lah-GRINE and lah-GREYE'NE (where greye rhymes with eye) were also acceptable.
But a small percentage of voters are still holding out: 4 percent were unable to offer a preference in the contest between President Bush and Senator Kerry in the most recent New York Times/CBS News Poll, which was conducted before the Democratic National Convention.
The hesitant fuzzy preference relation (HFPR) was recently introduced by Zhu and Xu to allow the decision makers (DMs) to offer several possible preference values over two alternatives.
Different initiatives considering many contexts have been proposed, but users preferences need to be learned to offer contextualized and personalized services, products or information.
