Which means that really, the underlying point of RIMPAC isn't just about the training for technical tasks, but training officers and decision makers about how to build and operate a massive international coalition on the fly.
I hope that AI doesn't become the main decision-maker about how well, why and what young people learn and thus decide upon their futures.
"You should be the only decision-maker about how your story is shared, if ever".
Thus, investigating the factors associated with cesarean section deliveries is necessary to inform decision-makers about how to develop context-specific strategies to reduce unnecessary operations and avoid unjustified and costly interventions [12].
This form of research, involving active and reflective engagement in priority setting exercises, is also conducive to organizational learning and creation of greater awareness and understanding among decision-makers about how choices affect the organization as a whole.
This would inform debate by decision-makers about how to invest in other sectors that have an impact on women's and children's health, such as water and sanitation, education and transport [ 67, 68].
The amount of uncertainty in RUL estimation informs the decision maker about the percentage of how much he/she can rely on prognostics system results.
Because it is these systems that keep decision-makers informed about how the crisis is developing.
In the days after the Parliament House strike, John McLaughlin, then the deputy C.I.A. director, reported to the Bush Cabinet that C.I.A. and other intelligence analysts believed that, because of confusion among Indian and Pakistani decision-makers about when and how a conventional war could escalate, there was a serious risk of the first hostile use of nuclear weapons since Nagasaki.
It is asked who the decision maker is and how they deal with the bunkering decisions.
