Sentence examples for decision adapting from inspiring English sources

The decision exempted 194 tenants from the bedroom tax and eased the amount benefit payments would be reduced for a further 75, but Taylor emphasises that this was an asset management decision – adapting the homes to the residents who want to live in them – and not a response to welfare changes.

Another advantage is to provide enhanced temporal consistency owing to the dynamically temporal key block decision adapting to varying content along the sequence.

A better coding performance compared to conventional frame-based DVC schemes can be achieved, owing to the dynamically spatial key block decision adapting to varying content in each frame.

Ancient creatures across the globe from bats to frogs faced a difficult decision: adapt to the hotter conditions or move, usually north or up mountains, to chase the receding cooler breezes.

Of particular interest are sequential problems where decisions adapt to information as it is learned.

The results in Table 5 show how the best decisions adapted to the stand state and price level observed at decision time.

You need to be able to manage people, manage your time, make important decisions, adapt to new circumstances, and of course, experience working in your industry of choice doesn't hurt either.

The proposed spectrum decision mechanism adapts itself dynamically to the multi-hop architecture of the network.

But the electric program, they said, was accelerated by the decision to adapt existing products to the new technology.

He concedes that subtitled Swedish dramas are a "hard sell" in the American market and says the decision to adapt the series is "all about business".

Conservative Christians are also heartened by Disney's decision to adapt The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the first book in CS Lewis's classic series of Narnia stories.