Sentence examples for decision making planning from inspiring English sources
He also announced that Sir John Armitt, the chair of the Olympic Delivery Authority, had agreed to help Labour decide how long-term infrastructure decision making, planning delivery and finance could be radically improved.
These latter agents can be classified into image processing, communications, task management and decision making, planning and trajectory generation agents.
There an overlap between the brain circuitry – particularly in the frontal regions – between areas involved in decision making, planning and impulsive action (Bickel et al. 2012).
The last category I distinguish is the type 2 processing of the central executive in working memory: decision making, planning, overruling experience, and self-regulation.
An approach to provide ECAs with capabilities for cognitive processing such as learning, decision making, planning, and perception has been the use of cognitive architectures.
The results can be used to pave the way for adopting effective decision making, planning, and consequently progress in teachers' practice.
In this study we attempted to improve the accuracy of GIS-MCDA based LSM in an effort to provide the bases for decision making plans for reducing and mitigating the landslide hazard.
At higher levels, they enable decision-making, planning, and deliberative behavior.
These place the issue of risks and uncertainties at the heart of the process governing the decision-making, planning and operating of infrastructure projects.
Although these initiatives are partly initiated by the Kommune government, the community plays a large role and community partners are equal to the government in terms of decision-making, planning and implementation of the activities.
The event-related potential (ERP), P300, is involved in cognitive processing (Thakur et al. 2011), whereas the contingent negative variation (CNV) is another ERP that is speculated to show awareness, attention, decision-making, planning, and conation, as well as readiness for a motor response (Uysal et al. 2014).
