Sentence examples for preferences to be able from inspiring English sources

Originally this project was called FoxLink, and it looks like the idea here is for Link to learn from your preferences to be able to control connected devices without you getting involved, although it's also controlled by you.

These aforementioned authors either use single-peaked preferences assumption2 or single-crossing property3 of preference profiles to be able to apply the median voter theorem.

Assuming 1 1 ratio of courses with 'higher' preference versus courses with 'lower' preference and in the absence of prior estimates, if the true HR for discontinuing courses with 'higher' preference relative to courses with 'lower' preference is 0.8, we required 847 courses at each preference level to be able to reject the null hypothesis with type I error probability of 0.05 and power of 0.80.

"Our preference was to be able to demonstrate that the commitments we made to open access would work in the marketplace," Mr. Case said.

And finally, I struggle to put personal preference aside; to be able to recognize when my favorable impression of a singer is the result of their musicianship and personality resonating with my own.

The value, then, is not only in learning your own personality style preferences, but also to be able to identify the style preferences of others.

Additionally, it is important to elucidate the molecular components that determine TRAIL-receptor preferences in order to be able to select the best TRAIL agents to potentially treat pancreatic cancer and other tumour types in the future.

Customers expect retailers to know their preferences and they want to be able to find what they are looking for at the click of a button.

After all, if you could change customers' opinions about those features, you ought to be able to change their preferences — and ultimately affect their choices.

The reason is that after several weeks of data collection, the PMANNs are seen to be able to infer user preferences more accurately.

If patients are to be able to express their preferences, they require help in the form of user-friendly information packages or decision aids.