Sentence examples for series of preferences from inspiring English sources

Maybe life was a series of preferences you toggled between endlessly, never forced to choose, never forced to encounter any consequence.

Therefore, a series of preferences could be established by testing all the possible binary combinations of the 19 reactants.

209 patients with unilateral or bilateral AMD at a hospital in Sheffield, UK were asked a series of preference-based questionnaires and the derived utility values were associated with their visual function.

Fenwick's research shows that in 42 percent of the fourth-quarter rounds, investors received senior liquidation preferences, meaning preference over common stock and also other series of preferred stock.

By Alex Ross May 14 , 2012 Last year I came across a list of Thomas Mann's favorite records — "the first in a series of phonographic preferences by laymen of note in public affairs," the Saturday Review of Literature called it — and decided to revive the feature, first on my blog and then here at the Culture Desk.

Last year, I came across a list of Thomas Mann's favorite records — "the first in a series of phonographic preferences by laymen of note in public affairs," the Saturday Review of Literature called it — and decided to revive the feature, first on my blog and then here at the Culture Desk.

The country has pinned its hopes on a series of fixes trade preference for other countries in the empire, joining the European Economic Community, North Sea oil, financial deregulation and housing bubbles that have offered temporary boosts.

Then, the rats received a series of sucrose preference tests, preceded by 22 h of food and water deprivation.

In Study 2 we tested the marmosets' preferences for a smaller number of highly preferred flavours (as determined in Study 1) when actually added to the dry pellet diet in a series of paired preference tests.

Imperial or regional systems of preference came into being: the Ottawa Agreements of 1932 for the British Commonwealth, similar arrangements for the French empire, and a series of tariff and preference agreements negotiated in eastern and central Europe from 1931 on.

Individuals from 10 species (N = 16 18 per species), representing three mammalian orders (Table 1), were tested in a series of two-choice preference tests to assess their willingness to consume two protein hydrolysates (HC, GE).