Sentence examples for decision wherein from inspiring English sources

This situation produced the 1968 Epperson v Arkansas decision, wherein the Supreme Court ruled 9 0 that banning evolution was unconstitutional: it violated the First Amendment's prohibition of government establishment of religion because "[i]t is clear that fundamentalist sectarian conviction was and is the law's reason for existence" (1968).

In a 5-to-4 decision wherein Kennedy joined his Republican colleagues, Roberts held that the South had changed so much since the 1960s that preclearance was unconstitutional.

We have been told that this is a more or less 'rubber stamp' decision wherein the modification will become permanent so long as our situation (e.g., employment and regular payments) has not changed.

Cognitive control is often conceptualized as a hierarchical decision process, wherein decisions made at higher, more abstract levels of control asymmetrically influence lower-level decisions.

Centralized optimization methods will be applied to form decisions in addition to a distributed contract-net like decision method, wherein an auction system is adopted to form group decisions.

Our approach is interactive: In error cases, a complete report is returned to the decision maker wherein errors are indicated and possible repair solutions are offered.

The routing problem in wireless networks (with intermittent connectivity) is transformed into a decision problem wherein a node having a message has to choose the next best hop (relay) node for message forwarding instead of relying on opportunistic contact.

Some particularists are prepared to bite this bullet, steadfastly maintaining that such "default valences" are mere summaries of moral knowledge restricted to specific past acts of moral decision making, wherein all the factors "added up" in a certain way; but others lament the loss of explanatory power resulting from such a dismissal of generalizations.

This signals the frequent use of heuristics in clinical decision making wherein clinicians, like all decision-makers, make the best decisions they can with the limited information available [15] [16].

This prospect is compatible with normal insula activation during the decision phase, wherein top-down attention mechanisms might enhance insula activation since the CI modality is certain as it always matches the SI.

We also found striatal dysfunction during the decision phase, wherein peak activation of the putamen/GP was normal in PD, yet sustained longer relative to the control group; caudate activity was also sustained, but temporally lagged and attenuated.