Sentence examples for decision to assign from inspiring English sources
Braun and his army superiors had not agreed with the decision to assign the satellite mission to the navy.
The police have come under scrutiny for the decision to assign Mr. Botha, a relatively junior officer, to such a high-profile case.
The task of keeping order will be made more difficult by the decision to assign at least 40% of police in the capital to Games security, including inspectors in charge of anti-terrorism squads.
I was startled by your decision to assign Nathan Glazer, whom I have criticized repeatedly and severely, both in print and in many public settings, to review my book "The Shame of the Nation" (Sept . 25.
The head of a government drug advisory body that was to focus on ice just five months ago has backed Tony Abbott's decision to assign the issue to a separate new taskforce.
Anderson's decision to assign specific curatorial areas (he called them "portfolios") to some curators roiled professional egos on a staff that was used to a looser and more collegial sharing of responsibility.
The Justice Department inquiry, which began before the Standard & Poor's downgrade of the United States' debt, is centered on whether analysts' decisions to assign securities a low credit rating on subprime mortgage loans were overruled by business managers.
The decisions to assign patients to the three protocols was made by experienced clinicians.
We trained decision trees to assign a probability (the proportion of true positives (TP) in the leaf of a decision tree) of whether a gene in MGI phenotype database has a disease phenotype (see above), inspired by the method described for assigning gene functions [ 38].
MRMs have long been used in Markov decision theory to assign cost and reward structures to states of Markov processes for optimization.
Furthermore, the authors in [15] propose a self-adaptive method that uses a decision tree to assign the incoming workload to one of the forecasting methods based on the workload characteristics.
