Sentence examples for common decision of from inspiring English sources

Thus, in outline, a generalization scheme in physics is presented as follows: From the phenomenon we move by physical induction to the experimental result and, thanks to differential equations, to the laws and the general hypotheses which, by a common decision of the scientific community, can be elevated finally to a principle.

For each of the three categories (events, persons and objects) we selected 24 'desirable', 24 'indifferent' and 24 'undesirable' pictures (where the desirability classification was the common decision of at least 50% of the subjects).

However, those who were not physically harmed but do have psychological wounds will still be shut out of the application process ― a common decision for most of the funds that are raised after a mass shooting or terrorist attack.

It's also a common decision, one that many of us confront every day.

Some studies [53, 54] have also highlighted another important problem of the common decision tree-based F0 modeling: its deficiency in capturing the effect of contextual features that are poorly represented in the training database.

The Commons decision to endorse the bombing of Syria was a welcome one.

If and when it arrives, much of the Commons' decision to bombard Syria will be based on the past.

The theoretical framework is based on an agent-based approach which understands community action as an outcome of a group of agents following common decision and behavioural rules (Scheffran et al. 2012).

Overall, the main results on end-of-life medical decisions are consistent with those of surveys conducted in other countries: intensification of pain relief treatment is the most common decision [ 17] and administration of drugs to intentionally end the patient's life is rare.

This added a new dimension to the Commons' decision to reject two new renewals of the Licensing Act in the new Parliamentary session.

This parliament should focus on a small set of common decisions that relate to the common currency and the budgets of the member states but should leave other issues to national parliaments.