Our brains make such contextual decisions in an instant; the mystery is how.
It helps people at the decision-making level to produce contextual decisions, as they are produced from the interaction of the involved social entities and their experiences and those who are on the ground to appropriately react towards the disaster.
Nehme, C. E.. Supporting Dynamic Contextual Decisions in Supervisory Control of Heterogeneous Unmanned Vehicles, presented at the Unmanned Vehicle Systems Canada Conference, Montebello, Quebec, Nov. 2006.
"Computers are better than humans at scaling process and we need them for that but they're not as good at making nuanced, contextual decisions," Tumblr notes.
One of the goals of baccalaureate nursing education is to facilitate students' cognitive development, that is, their ability to employ reason, manage diversity, and engage in contextual decision-making.
Without explicit connectors, however, the hypotactic relationships are not signaled, sometimes making it difficult to determine the intended relationship between two sentences and certainly making it difficult to teach readers to make those contextual decisions.
Thus, feeding requires complex and contextual decisions.
It is argued that since scientists cannot necessarily foresee the social effects of research or make value based or contextual decisions about them alone, decisions about health science should routinely be made in discussions with the non-scientific community [ 6].
Our findings provide a contextual understanding, beyond the point of decision at informed consent, of the meanings research participation holds for individuals in the context of their lives.
To assist the facilitator, we have been designing intelligent support systems, which can help contextual sensemaking, decision making and action.
To alleviate this deficiency, we propose the direct use of non-binary contextual factors in a soft decision tree framework [56, 57].
