Sentence examples for preferences for performance from inspiring English sources
The 2012 Dodge Charger is a boldly designed four-door sedan that can be fully customized --from mild to wild -- to suit your individual preferences for performance and style.
The questions asked about individual preferences for performance feedback on content and process aspects.
Any particular preferences for performance ideas, tricks, and so on, that you have in mind.
Nevertheless, some consumers may need better performance, while others may need to reduce cost further; that is, some users have a preference for performance over price while others value price over performance.
The difference can be traced in Pepys' regular preference for performances at the Duke's, and in his ever-renewed admiration for Betterton's acting.
Just as Road and Track and Consumer Reports may rate the same cars differently, patients should be able to choose among assessment schemes that match their own preferences for certainty, performance, and processes.
Our results regarding performance feedback suggest that the provision of individual performance feedback does not exacerbate participants' preferences for relative-performance-based pay when working on an easy task or exacerbate participants' preferences for fixed pay when working on a difficult task.
The heterogeneity in preferences for pay-for-performance is particularly relevant.
This suggests that men either know what (heterosexual) women find attractive, or that preference functions for performance-mediated attractiveness are to some degree independent of sex.
The pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum, has diversified into numerous genetically distinct host races that specialize (i.e. have increased preference for, and performance on) on a variety of cultivated herbaceous legumes, including economically important crops such as alfalfa and clover [ 53- 60].
"My preference is to pay for performance and to not lock in... a structure that requires you to pay above median without the assurance of the performance above median," he said, and suggested that in order to "turn the dial," the city must offer at least 10% bonus potential.
