As the researchers put it, "longer acquaintance lengths tend to feature romantic impressions that rely heavily on unique, idiosyncratic desirability," rather than just looks.
"It's a unique combination of beauty, desirability and mystery.
Thus, the light-weight SCASC with unique design resembles its desirability for future generation smart and wearable electronics.
For one thing, Mill need not confuse desire and desirability.
That is, even if a person's preferences satisfy all the conditions in Bolker's theorem, then it is neither guaranteed that there will be just one probability function that represents her beliefs nor that the desirability function that represents her desires will be unique up to a positive linear transformation.
Not only do stakeholders contribute unique perspectives on the impact of alternative actions and the desirability of various policy objectives, including stakeholders in the decision process adds to the perceived legitimacy of those decisions.
An obscure 17th-century religious tract, while scarce or even unique, may be of no interest to anyone; contrast that with the extreme desirability of the 1594 quarto edition of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus or the Diamond Sutra, printed in China from woodblocks in c. ad 868 each known to survive in only a single copy.
That is, the utilities are unique after we have fixed the starting point of our measurement and the unit scale of desirability.
Desirability may be based on a person's national stature, research interests, background, or some other unique characteristic that appeals to the institution.
Social desirability scores between the two administration modes were compared for 51 studies that included 62 independent samples and 16,700 unique participants.
