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Definitions from the WebPriorsDescription:Priors can refer to a variety of contexts depending on its usage. It can be a noun, adjective, verb or adverb. Senses and Usages:Noun:1. In legal terminology, priors commonly refers to a person's previous convictions or criminal records. Example Sentence: The judge heard about the defendant's priors before passing the sentencing. Adjective:1. When used as an adjective, priors describes something that comes before in time, order, or importance. Example Sentence: His priors experience in a similar job made him the perfect candidate. 2. In statistics, priors refers to the probability distribution that represents the beliefs or knowledge about a certain event before new evidence is considered. Example Sentence: Bayesian statistics make use of informative priors to incorporate subject matter knowledge into the analysis. Verb:1. As a verb, priors can be the third person singular present tense of the verb 'prior', which means to prioritize or give precedence to something. Example Sentence: The team always priors customer satisfaction. Adverb:1. When used as an adverb, priors describes something that occurred or existed earlier in time or position. Example Sentence: The new policies are more relaxed compared to priors. Possible Related Products:Find related products about 'priors' on Amazon: Amazon search for priors | ||||
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