Sentence examples for coordinated decision from inspiring English sources

Shopkeepers said they had kept them closed ever since in a general strike after a government crackdown two months ago, but were now reopening as part of a coordinated decision by local protest leaders.

That both officials endorsed Romney would seem to signal some kind of coordinated decision at the highest levels of the Tea Party leadership in South Carolina, but such is the danger of thinking about the Tea Party as a single, cohesive entity.

However, profitability of both members under coordinated decision making is always greater than decentralized model.

Finally, the coordinated decision variable S l is binary as described by the constraints in (22f).

This central controller is in charge of gathering and using the CSI reports, in order to make a coordinated decision among the connected BSs.

A two-level discount model is proposed as incentive scheme to share benefit of coordinated decision making between SC members fairly.

Can Google make a similar series of great, coordinated decisions to create a compelling user need for Glass, or will its glasses just be a technophile toy?

This paper considers coordinated decisions in a decentralized supply chain consisting of a vendor and a buyer with controllable lead time.

The results show that the coordinated decisions lead to higher expected payoffs compared to the standalone case, while also leading to uncertainty reduction.

In a sense, a CPS can be understood as a generalization of the classical control systems where sensors and actuators correspond to much more sophisticated computational devices that can make local autonomous decisions and global coordinated decisions based on sophisticated logic, which is afforded by the use of embedded-software smart devices and communication networks (see Fig. 1).

For physicians, who still practice predominantly in small groups, network arrangements provide a viable way of achieving the economies of scale necessary to participate in these initiatives, where optimal use of the integrative potential of the technology requires substantial capital and coordinated decision-making [ 29].