Sentence examples for preferred functions from inspiring English sources

Occupational specialty congruence was derived by comparing preferred functions with the actual functions characterizing a given occupational specialty.

This preference for nervous system development is a general feature of DAR-FFCs because all the individual DAR-FFC connections identified in the present study had effecter genes with preferred functions within 'multicellular organismal development' and 'nervous system development'.

In general, assimilative students prefer functions that contain information about the topic or the task to develop such as Resource module, particularly consulted at the 4th click.

Basically the 3N1-33 is for professional photographers that prefer function over fashion.

She hates shopping and prefers function over fashion.

The interview included nine questions: two about demographics such as age and gender, five about preferred tracking functions, and two about suggestions for wearable technology product designs.

However, he preferred to function on his own, without the bothersome rules of military conduct to impede him.

He was not a prolific marksman averaging one goal every 10 matches over more than 450 club appearances but instead preferred to function as the consummate team player, creating scoring opportunities for others.

De Mistura has tried to pursue a more creative sort of diplomacy – less bound to the rigid UN framework in which Annan and Brahimi preferred to function – in line with his reputation, in the words of one friend, as a man who "loves gimmicks".

But some have preferred to function in the fresh air, and it shows in their films; Buñuel was a man of the world, as were Howard Hawks and Billy Wilder, and, as for John Ford and John Huston, proudly sporting the bruises of experience, they would surely be contemptuous of any filmmaker who knew nothing but film.

Some researchers believe that older adults are novice users; therefore, they prefer simple functions.