Sentence examples for the option set from inspiring English sources

The option set for corporations to collaborate with startups used to be simpler.

If the option set includes all kinds of states of affairs, then Completeness is not immediately compelling.

The option set Qk is the set of resources for all the users, which user k can influence with its utility function, given the utility function (K − 1 -tuples u − k ∈ U K − 1 -tuples

In order to get a cardinal (interval-valued) utility representation of a preference ordering i.e., a measure that represents not only how an agent orders the options but also says something about the desirabilistic "distance" between options we need a richer setting; the option set and the corresponding preference ordering will need to have more structure than for an ordinal utility measure.

Then, the SCF f fulfills the property of strong intuitive fairness, if for all users k ∈ K and for all utility function (K − 1 -tuples u − k ∈ U K − 1 -tuplese that the cardinality of the option set Q k (u k ) is equal to 1. Therefore, for any utility functions u k, û k ∈ U we have f ( u k, u − k ) = f ( û k, u − k ).

That's why it's important to keep such amounts in an emergency fund or, if you have the option, set aside in a health savings account where you can keep funds not only for the deductible, but for other potential out-of-pocket health costs.

Then, go to Change password and, from the options, set a Custom Numeric Code.

The alignment is represented in five default colour schemes based on: residue type, position conservation, position reliability, residue hydrophobicity and secondary structure; depending on the options set.

Rice genes were predicted manually with the assistance of GENESCAN (with the options set up for maize).

It then filters out abstracts that do not meet the default options or the options set through the advanced user interface.

This means that if the underlying data has changed since the last run, the options set by the user will be reapplied to the data, possibly resulting in a different set of results.