Sentence examples for preferential as from inspiring English sources

Rather, Mr Monti defines "unfair" as "preferential"—as when, say, Spain charges a Spanish company in Spain one rate but a German firm, whose investment it wants, a lower rate.

In addition, Mr. Sokolski said, New York's Public Service Law provides that a cable company cannot charge rates that are "discriminatory or preferential as between subscribers similarly situated".

Note how these incorporate Situational and Preferential as discussed above and shown in Table 1.

The limited data suggest that WBD may be preferential as there was a smaller proportion of pre-HD concentrations falling below 15mg/LL.

For the present experimental conditions, using the SRIM 2008 [22], the sputtering yields of Ga and As are estimated to be 4.6 and 10 atoms/ion, respectively, which show that the sputtering of As is more preferential as compared to Ga. Figure 7 The schematic view of the surface nano-structuring under off-normal irradiation on GaAs.

It's where the common resides, not the special and preferential, as in common denominator, the everyday essence of the American republic.

This is clearly because of the threshold nature of preferential flow as well as the threshold nature of Hortonian production of overland flow.

In SPAs, furmethide, carbachol and pilocarpine stimulated GTPγS binding to preferential Gi/o as well as non-preferential Gs/olf and Gq/11 G-proteins.

And the government has said it will set up four western special economic zones that will give investors the same preferential treatment as do similar zones on the coast.

For the sample grown at 900°C, one can note that Zn clusters appear to drift significantly, with no preferential direction, as indicated by the arrows in Figure 6d.

The system employs the solar power as the preferential power source as long as the sunshine is available [27 29], rather than that which takes the rechargeable battery as the primary one and applies the solar energy only for charging.