These three works maintain a degree of variation, approaching context with various levels of cognitive, social, and semantic predilection.
"Facebook may have an irreversibly bad brand," wrote 22-year old Branch founder Josh Miller in December 2012 in a post about his 15-year old sister's predilections for social apps.
And thanks to social networking components, users' shopping predilections will be broadcast to the world, allowing anyone to become a trendsetter.
Even in his comedy days, Ridley had an obvious predilection towards examining social mores and making the audience think about the bigger issues of the time.
Family lore has me singing the Hallelujah Chorus in the checkout lane at a grocery store — an early warning of my classical predilections and their dire social consequences.
Now the brand is embarking on an online marketing effort, by Dig Communications, a public relations agency in Chicago, to align itself with aging consumers' predilections for volunteerism and social media.
The $131.8 billion budget, which could hardly be called austere, is largely a reflection of the liberal tilt of Mr. Silver, and the Assembly's predilection for big spending on social programs, no matter the economic climate.
The series, "Words and Music," focuses on singer-songwriters with a predilection for sensitive themes and social causes: "music with a message," said its prime patron, Alan Marzelli, who, after retiring from a business career two years ago, began calling on friends in the music business to help produce the concerts for the library.
Given her predilection for mixing art and social commentary, it seems likely that there will be more to this than a straightforward sound performance.
The predilection of diseases for certain social groups is also a barrier to clinical research.
