Sentence examples for term preference from inspiring English sources

Government man received the following communication from the Dept. of Interior in answer to a request for an official definition of the term "Preference Customer:"… To 23rd Street and vicinity in the early nineties, Huyler' meant just one place-on Broadway, near Eighteenth St.

Government man received the following communication from the Dept. of Interior in answer to a request for an official definition of the term "Preference Customer:" The broad question of preference customer qualification is one which is not well suited to discussion in generalities & on the basis of hypothetical considerations.

The term preference refers to the resulting value(s) from the analysis of a user's content-consuming patterns through the HoMC function at the rate of matching a mobile user's reports with the number of queries from other users.

In the short term, preference-based HRQL for child maltreatment from the community perspective can be most easily measured using the EQ-5D (or another preference-based HRQL instruments) with either adult survivors and/or adolescents who have experienced maltreatment.

The large number of shattered bats on the field this past season was due to a combination of factors: hard-throwing pitchers like the Diamondback aces Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, the tendency of pitchers to throw aggressively low and inside, toward the bat handle, and batters' long-term preference for bats with thinner handles, which are lighter and easier to control.

Lately, for example, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page has gone beyond its long-term preference for the economic ideas of "charlatans and cranks" — as one of former President George W. Bush's chief economic advisers famously put it — to a general denigration of hard thinking about matters economic.

Depending on the precise terms, preference shareholders receive proceeds from the sale of a business, or from the liquidation of the assets of a failed company, before ordinary shareholders.

Thus, in these short-term preference studies, fiber components were better predictors of DM intake than the polyphenolic compounds.

Besides, Ahearne et al. [69] and Algesheimer et al. [8] pointed out that community identification can cause both extra-role behavior and in-role behavior (e.g. including sustained long-term preference for a particular brand through repeated purchases).

Due to the accumulation and variation of preference, in the recommendation model we conduct an adaptive method including long-term and short-term preference adjustment to enhance the result of recommendation.

A healthy, vibrant brand carries images and associations that translate into long-term preference and "intangible" assets.