Sentence examples for preferred events from inspiring English sources

For cognitive content, according to users' preferred events and the information measurement for the previous events, the parcels containing highly preferred events or high information entropy are most likely to remain after adaptation.

Inkster, for one, said she preferred events outside the United States to account for only a third of the tour's schedule.

You can also express your preferred events and which nation you are interested in watching there.

This year she has continued her run of form, beating Kirsty Coventry – an Olympic silver medallist in both of Miley's preferred events – in Monaco last month.

She said of the keirin and sprint: "It will be an interesting one for me because both of those events aren't really my preferred events.

Before she left for Athens she still had one crucial decision to make – whether to run in the 800m, in which she had enjoyed most of her recent success, or only the 1500m which had always been her preferred event.

Lowe won her first major individual long course medal last year at the Commonwealth Games when she took silver in the 100m butterfly – her preferred event "because it's shorter!" – and this year is ranked third in the world in the 200m fly after swimming personal bests at the British championships earlier in the season.

Bechtolsheimer preferred eventing until she was 13 and says she thought then that dressage was "boring".

It is obviously that our adaptation system provides user's preferred event at higher quality than the bandwidth resource could afford.

There is also a mixed strategies Nash equilibrium, where the players go to their preferred event more often than the other.

With Adlington's preferred event, the 800m freestyle, still to come in the pool, Great Britain could yet match the three medals they won indoors in Beijing four years ago.