Sentence examples for deciding how much effort from inspiring English sources
And just like that, the biggest worry for Coughlin this week is deciding how much effort to expend in trying to beat the 15-0 Patrints in a hugely anticipated but largely meaningless game at Giants Stadium.
When deciding how much effort to put into taking care of themselves versus being a good father, they consider their future prospects.
Temporary workers decide how much effort to exert, (e_{T}), taking as given both the wage schedule, (w_{T}(e_{T}),) and the firm's choice of the conversion rate, R.
This forces upon us an exploration versus exploitation dilemma more complex than in Markov decision processes in which, given information about particular parts of a game matrix, the agent must decide how much effort to invest in learning the unknown parts of the matrix.
While the original creator opted to attach his Mason jar to a wooden base, it is up to you to decide how much effort you want to put into the aesthetics of the device.
It is important to have a computing time allocation rule to decide how much effort to spend in sampling the design space, how many designs to sample, and how long to run for each design alternative within a given computing budget.
Decide how much effort you're going to put into Christmas.
Deciding how much you can spend--or how much you want to spend--may decide where you end up going.
On Thursday morning, Trump tweeted about the island's lack of infrastructure and its financial crisis before the hurricane, then said Congress would soon decide "how much to spend" on relief efforts.
