Sentence examples for resort selection from inspiring English sources

Caution in the business means that resort selection for this season has been conservative: nobody has opened up new destinations in Iran or Kazakhstan, for example.

Set amid Cumbria's North Pennines, the resort has a selection of weather-dependent pistes; opening is sporadic so be sure to check before you set off.

Since intrathecal use of opioids is an invasive method often used as a last resort in a selection of patients unresponsive to other treatments, we felt that that patient group is not comparable with those receiving oral or transdermal opioids.

Even the plethora of models treating joint effects of gene flow and selection resort to pre-defined populations or ranges, so that they cannot be applied to the (indirect) estimation of population ranges or to the detection of population subdivisions (for a review on these topics see e.g. [ 4]).

If that doesn't work, it switches to WiFi triangulation (if the location has a cooperating WiFi network) and if that fails it resorts to self selection which plots from general spots in the location.

As discussed above, a larger family size is likely to provide the desired number of sons, alleviating the need to resort to sex-selection as early as the third parity.

We anticipate, therefore, that families with strict stopping rules - son preference compounded by a small desired family size - may resort to sex-selection earlier in the birth order, conditional on previous births being female (Retherford and Roy 2003).

The examination of SRB differentials within Viet Nam is of crucial importance for understanding the ongoing process of masculinization in the country by identifying some of the characteristics of the couples resorting to sex selection as well as their geographical location.

Traditional feature selection methods resort to random sampling in dealing with data sets with a huge number of instances.

My first trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos is coming to an end, which makes it a good time to reflect on what I have learned from four days in a Swiss ski resort with a vast selection of world leaders and business bosses.

A concern is that parents preferring sons to daughters may resort to prenatal sex-selection techniques to establish the birth of a son (Hu and Schlosser 2012).