Sentence examples for decision activity from inspiring English sources
It's true that a court housed within the executive branch might sound nefarious in today's "Homeland" culture — if Alexander Hamilton celebrated the executive, in Federalist No. 70, for its "decision, activity, secrecy and dispatch," some now look at those same qualities with skepticism, if not fear.
Step 4 ended with an optional Personal Decision Activity where patients could interactively create their personal short- and/or long-term action plans.
E.g.: "In order to search for fully covert processes such as vacillation (unprompted changes of mind)…" (In the subsection "Early decision activity relates to behavior").
In addition, we added some quantification (in the third paragraph of the subsection "Early decision activity relates to behavior"): "Second, we wished to confirm that our readout could reflect the monkeys' choices at fast timescales.
Its potential opportunities can be better appreciated when retailers consider fully its experiential aspects, such as decision activities and emotions.
For the presentation of the decision support components, user feedback centered on minimizing text and adding additional "other" categories to the Personal Decision Activities.
Step 1 ended with two optional Personal Decision Activities where patients could: a) self-quiz their knowledge of the key facts, and b) document questions for their doctor.
We focused out analyses on the post-decision activity and only included neurons with significant task-related activity either during 400 ms after saccade ('post-saccade' activity aligned to saccade onset) and 600 ms during reward ('reward' activity aligned to the reward onset) periods of the task.
Post-decision activities have not had enough research within the decision making cycle.
They explain in plain language what children's rights mean for business and how companies can respect and support children's rights in their decisions, activities and relationships.
The methodology embraces a decision making activity to be performed at different levels of detail and involving criteria with, sometimes, conflicting goals.
