Sentence examples for as a suitable decision from inspiring English sources

First, we propose the use of minimax regret as a suitable decision criterion for decision making in the presence of such utility function uncertainty.

For the residual evaluation, a proper evaluation approach as well as a suitable decision logic is given to make a correct final decision.

On the other hand, the time constraints of SMEs and the extent of the information available in such databases make them unfitting to serve as a suitable decision making tool.

Their reasoning was that the daughter-in-law understood the wishes of the patient and thus can act as a suitable decision-maker.

Andersen's sociobehavioural model has been identified as a suitable model for modelling the decision making process resulting in adult CAM use.

To overcome the complexity and diversity in the decision making environment, simulation tools have been considered, and to incorporate uncertainty in the decision making process fuzzy simulation is selected as a suitable tool.

So why would PHE recommend them as a suitable substitute for children?

In this paper, we propose an environment recognition system for a wheeled mobile robot that consists of multiple classification analyses to make the robot more adaptive to various environments by selecting a suitable system such as decision making, navigation and controller using the result of the environment recognition system.

The accuracy and computational cost for baseline estimation in practical industrial applications is analyzed, in order to incorpore the radiation measurement as a variable suitable for control decisions.

Learning-based interactive methods provide a suitable solution for collaborative participatory decision making in a dynamic decision environment such as the implementation of a new directive.

If the High Court finds that a decision-maker has fettered its discretion, it may hold the decision to be ultra vires – beyond the decision-maker's powers – and grant the applicant a suitable remedy such as a quashing order to invalidate the decision.