One thing that I would say, however, is that the notion of a unified "voter preference" is generally illusory, but especially so in the context of a contested convention, which is likely to occur when there is no single candidate clearly preferred by the voters.
This paper studies English reverse auctions within a unified framework for preference-based English reverse auctions.
J&J's management had to decide how to reconcile the growing need to act as a unified company with its historical preference for business unit autonomy.
This book uses techniques from modern logics of information flow and action to develop a unified new theory of what preference is and how it changes.
The preference of having a unified EMS dispatcher was the only question where having a previous SRC encounter mattered.
That's in keeping with the Fed's preference to present a unified front on policy decisions and in public appearances.
Our approach provides more expressive and unified way to capture user opinions and preferences, both precise and imprecise, than traditional service ranking methods.
Of course, it would be a mistake to treat women as a unified, cohesive group with a single set of experiences, preferences, and skills.
This approach provides a more expressive and unified way to capture and process user opinions and preferences (both precise and imprecise) than traditional service ranking methods.
There is a priority system that includes preference for siblings of current students and Glendale Unified residents.
Utilizing AgilOne, a predictive marketing cloud solution, we were able to break down data silos across marketing and operational systems, combining data from Lilly's CRM system, website, and in-store interactions into a single unified platform to analyze and understand our consumer journey and preferences.
