Sentence examples for the preference which from inspiring English sources

The only parameter affecting the number of clusters is the "preference" which represents how "preferable" each data point is as a cluster center.

For the Senate it will take at least a few weeks for all the votes to be data entered, and as this process goes along we'll have a clearer idea of who is in with a chance of winning a seat, but we probably won't know the winner of the last seat in each state until the AEC "pushes the button" to distribute the preferences, which will probably take place about two weeks from now.

It has been argued that the preferences which Ethiopia enjoys, with China, AGOA, EBA and others schemes can be withdrawn at will.

A smart move in the situation is to modify the rock preference which means changing the rock surface to be more on the water-wet side.

μ ij is the rate of the Poisson distribution and μ ij = w ij μ i, where w ij is the sequencing preference, which may depend on the surrounding sequence and the stacking energy between two adjacent nucleotides.

It's distinct from a kind of shift in the baseline preference, which is for extraordinarily thin and tall white women.

That's according to new research, slated to be published in the July edition of the journal Food Quality and Preference, which suggests that the sounds of eating can have a significant effect on how much food we consume. .

However, P4R2 RNAs that begin with G tend to end with a 3' U, with U > C > A being the order of preference, which matches the 3' end consensus for 24 nt siRNAs.

They really love the capital gains preference, which applies to profits from the sale of stocks, bonds and other capital assets.

The models with unrestricted dispersal demonstrate a northward shift in the area of climatic preference, which is particularly evident for the Maxent models (fig 10b).

Sir Anthony stoutly defended the Barclays system of family preference, which survived long after the founding families' holdings in the bank had shrunk to insignificance.