Sentence examples for decision making capabilities from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, ubiquitous technology-based applications currently only provide limited personalization services that use the user's context and preferences; in other words, these systems do not fully make use of sophisticated decision making capabilities.
Context-aware technology-based applications currently only provide limited personalization services that reference the user's context and preferences; these systems do not fully make use of sophisticated decision making capabilities.
England did not crash out of their home World Cup because of Burgess but his selection did reveal wider truths about the decision making capabilities of his coaches.
Throughout the paper, we describe the enabling technologies of WeCurate, the peer-to-peer EI infrastructure, the agent collective decision making capabilities and the multi-modal interface.
Younger and younger, our children are arriving online and the very young have little or no decision making skills -- keeping it simple puts the correct stance -- don't share anything within their nascent decision making capabilities.
To ensure success and sustainability of adaptation strategies, development of local and regional monitoring, analytical and decision making capabilities are needed to support cooperative and empowering approaches to research and action.
The idea is to spend less time making nonwork and noncritical decisions and to keep all your mental energy available for more important stuff (saving the world from doom, inventing iPhones, etc).. There's a body of research showing that your decision-making capabilities actually diminish as you are forced to make more decisions.
"Simply put, I'd have to outsource my memory, emotions and decision-making capabilities to more reliable sources," Mr. Assisi, writes in Open magazine.
A vote to "return democracy to the people" is about to trigger the largest and most expensive surrender of decision-making capabilities from elected representatives to an unelected bureaucratic elite in modern times.
In effect, national sovereignty would be largely retained and fiscal policy decision-making capabilities and room for manoeuvre would be preserved as long as a country in question complies with the limits on borrowing and debt.
I'd work for 24 hours straight, then have a catnap, and then work for another 12 hours, which clearly is really bad – it's bad for your health and your decision-making capabilities.
