Other lawmakers, including State Senator Carl Kruger of Brooklyn, a Democrat, pointed out that a 1980 Court of Appeals decision characterized a governor's attempts to impound money allocated by the Legislature as unconstitutional.
The trigger for Bombardier's decision, characterized by some analysts as an audacious declaration of commercial total war, actually was pulled by Pratt & Whitney, the engine manufacturing unit of United Technologies, said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace and defense analyst at Teal Group, in Fairfax, Virginia.
Essential features of the paradigm are the restricted duration of the sequential exploration of each object in the pair and of the decision, characterizing a sequential two-alternative forced-choice task, as well as the nonverbal communication of the decision.
With the increasing interdependence among supply chain members on material, information and capital, interactions and decisions characterized by operational parameters are important causes of bankruptcy propagation in supply chain.
In this paper, a decision support model characterized by its inclusion of fuzzy logic technology to achieve rule inference is proposed.
Because decision making is not a deterministic process [14], [20], we associate each individual interaction with a stochastic decision process characterized by two parameters p and q.
To fix ideas, the term "democracy," as I will use it in this article, refers very generally to a method of group decision making characterized by a kind of equality among the participants at an essential stage of the collective decision making.
But Scott Eschbach, the president and chief executive of McGhan, said he was pleased with the agency's decision, and characterized it as a determination by the government that the implants are "safe and effective".
Pathological gamblers and SUD patients exhibit a pattern of decision making characterized by ignoring long-term negative consequences to obtain immediate gratification or relief from uncomfortable states associated with their addiction [ 24].
If a company challenged a labor ruling or an environmental regulation, the decision was characterized as liberal.
