Thus we see why the agent can describe her decision problem just as she sees it; there is no requirement that she identify a set of states (in Jeffrey's case, this would be a partition of the proposition space that is orthogonal to the act partition) such that the states are appropriately fine-grained and probabilistically independent of the acts.
Dover council said that it paid 62percentt of each appropriately issued fine, £46.50, to a company called Kingdom Services Group, which provides work for at least 20 authorities.
"Most wineglasses, if shaped appropriately, do a fine job".
In a city that has a varied climate with pronounced temperature differences between day and night, dressing appropriately is a fine art.
The New York City Council will soon be pressed to vote on a piece of legislation that not only requires that ventilation systems and protective equipment like gloves and respirators be utilized, but also ensures that nail salons that do not comply are fined appropriately.
Noodles, as a bed for juicy seared salmon with mild wasabi, came appropriately hot in this fine dish.
In George Monbiot's fine and appropriately plosive description, "it constitutes a classic of late Victorian natural history, pedantic and passionate... a poem in pomology; a history of rural England, rough, bitter and sad".
Swiping backwards at the Lyrical Ballads, which had first appeared nine years earlier, he decided "these [new] poems would have been more appropriately invested with a fine gilt wrapping, adorned with woodcuts, and printed and bound uniformly in all respects with Mother Bunch's tales and Mother Goose's melodies".
As with financial and other planning, the model should be reviewed at least annually, testing the validity of the assumptions and the model, and its recommendations fine-tuned appropriately.
It's the Lindsay Lohan of fine dining (and, appropriately enough, the Mean Girls star is rarely out of the swanky Marylebone venue).
