Locally owned eateries, best positioned to accommodate local suppliers with their advantages of on-site decision making, flexible menus, portion control management and pricing, have been trained too long to only consider one thing -- price.
Employees' sleep disturbances can have significant effects on organizations' performances due to impairments in concentration, communication skills, decision-making, and flexible thinking.
Data-gathering and decision-making become more flexible, individualized, patient centered.
This type of integrated and scientific approach facilitates decision-making and the flexible adjustment in practice of actions to be implemented by different actors as a disaster risk management plan.
To develop the criteria for the definition of the PM, GITMO-WG adopted a flexible decision-making method: the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) was developed to establish priorities and make the best decision when both the quantitative and qualitative aspects of a decision needed to be considered and a poor information base was available.
Social competence relies on flexible decision-making processes in the brain.
Much manual factory work requires human judgment and flexible decision-making, which are very difficult to program into today's robots.
We argue that industrial land restructuring requires a pragmatic partnership of the local state with the occupiers and market players, and its flexible decision-making to overcome the constraints of regulatory institutions.
The West Coast culture of flexible decision-making has entered the corporate world.
The two conflicting objectives are depicted in a Pareto frontier, which can provide network planners with a flexible decision-making tool.
This capability leads to more flexible decision-making that can be optimized for a specific scenario at a certain time and place.
