If I confer existence on my decision to attend the concert tonight, I must do so either through some act separate from the decision, or as an aspect of the decision itself.
Pendle's aerospace businesses, though now largely independent of government demand, owe their existence to a decision to relocate aircraft manufacturing out of range of the Luftwaffe in the second world war.
In the last few days it has taken the veteran Mark Ramprakash to articulate a widespread sense that even the bad weather, goaded into existence by the decision to start the season a couple of weeks early, represents another England and Wales Cricket Board howler, a balls-up, a cowardly keeling over in the face of the Indian Premier League's aggressively expansionist 35C heat.
His medieval followers took this to mean that while the world is ontologically dependent on God, there is no moment when it first comes to be and therefore does not owe its existence to a decision to create.
Well placement is a challenging problem due to the existence of different decision variables e.g., well types and the presence of geological uncertainty which leads to multiple realization of reservoir.
Therefore, to obtain the aggregated sensing report for time slot t, the FC needs to compute the discrete log of ((R_{g_{k}}) base g) and then obtain (sum {r_{i}}) which will be used for both the decision (existence or absence of primary user) and in the reputation score determination.
In fact, most were unaware of the existence of this decision making tool.
Their existence supports the decision to prevent or even to treat when definitive diagnosis of clinical manifested TB is not possible, although there is strong presumptive evidence.
On the one hand, as indicated previously, high complexity imply large search spaces, and on the other hand the expected Pareto front is discrete and possibly non-convex, due to the high nonlinearity of the biocircuits dynamics and the existence of discrete decision variables.
Similarly, he claims that the existence of unconscious decision-making in the brain leaves "no room for a purely conscious, free will".
