With Hillary as president, her daughter might retain that role by her side as first lady, focusing on global health, committing her remarkable mind and executive capabilities to change-making from one of the highest positions of unelected leadership.
In this study, an operator model, which mimics the FDI behavior of a human operator with primary cognitive and executive capabilities, is developed as a virtual subject for supervising a chemical plant system.
Yet, it is also possible that deficient motor planning, together with declining cognitive executive capabilities [8], [12], which drive performance, contribute to this failure.
2 10 As mentioned, impairment in the executive capabilities needed to successfully complete complex tasks and to adapt to shifting environments or demands has also been described in patients with MS, but less frequently than processing speed or visual memory. 1 4 Regardless of impairment frequency, both executive function and working memory are key components in decision-making (DM).
In other words, controlled attention is an executive control capability that can "effectively maintain stimulus, goal, or context information in an active, easily accessible state in the face of interference, to effectively inhibit goal-irrelevant stimuli or responses, or both" [ 6] [p. 180].
Indeed, reduced executive function capabilities, which can be impaired as a result of sleepiness [ 47] and often are associated with increased or excessive poly-medication use (such as sedatives, painkillers, cardiac medications etc).
Within an ABS, on the other hand, some of the executive's capabilities and responsibilities, including some or all of the scheduling of actions, are distributed--delegated--to agents.
At minimum, an AMS program will require executive support, education capability, and means of monitoring and feeding back antibiotic use to prescribers.
When executives are faced with increasing information availability and uncertainty in the business environment, using intelligent agent-based systems to enhance executives' information processing capability appears both an opportunity and a necessity.
But the executive also described surveillance capabilities that go beyond what [federal law] generally provides.
