Sentence examples for the selection of means from inspiring English sources
A partial answer is that there is a need for direction and guidance in doing anything that takes time or requires the selection of means.
In Tennessee, with the presence of a popular Democratic governor and a twinge of remorse about the loss of Tennessean Al Gore in 2000, the selection of Mr. Edwards means that Mr. Bush can't count on the state.
The selection of Perry means the end of a fan-driven campaign to get the NFL to pick "Weird" Al Yankovic to play the halftime show.
Meanwhile, the selection of Hernanes means that Scolari may have the luxury of fielding Kaka, Hernanes, Oscar and Paulinho in a midfield quartet positioned behind Neymar and Fred.
Using this criteria one DFP per database was calculated with the different thresholds, resulting in the selection of the mean probability of a random distribution as a final threshold.
Warhurst himself thought the selection of Newman "meant the team had to adapt its style and in the end we used different tactics to those that had been successful all season".
The variable s controls the selection of points (1 means the point is selected and is observed in our sample, 0 means the point is not selected).
The selection of Mr. Ryan means that this campaign is the first in 80 years in which no candidate of either major political party has served in the military.
In the selection of the dispatch means, the time to contact with the patient is the most important factor.
The selection of the transportation mean (or even better, the exclusion of transportation means) plays an important role for some users, while the total cost seems to be the least important parameter.
Laura Skaer, executive director of the Northwest Mining Association, said the selection of Ms. Veneman meant that "the pendulum is going to swing the other way" in a Bush administration, after a series of initiatives by President Clinton to withdraw nearly 70 million acres of public lands from resource development or recreational use.
