Sentence examples for flexible decision making from inspiring English sources
From day one, the addition of a CSO to the senior team delivers faster and more flexible decision making.
Furthermore, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) (Saaty 1980 , 1986 1992), an international acceptable quantitative tool, adopted in this study appears to be a flexible decision making tool for multiple-criterion problems such as the assessment of the potential zones of groundwater resources in rapidly urbanized area of SW-Nigeria.
In Kwale, meanwhile, implementation was managed by the user organisation through the much less flexible decision making processes of the government bureaucracy.
Although the capabilities of robotic systems continue to expand, many tasks in domains such as these require a level of judgment, dexterity, and flexible decision making that surpasses the abilities of current robots, causing tasks to become human dominated.
These results are consistent with the previous studies by Ding and Gold (2010, 2012) showing that caudate neurons were strongly modulated by the task context during flexible decision making.
By the same token, she said, her group opposes passing a new law which she said would not be "conducive to flexible decision making".
The results show that the wGMP algorithm provides the best opportunities for scalability due to its flexible self-correcting decision making process, while other schemes, such as wLGS and wPBM are not directly suitable for scalable multicasting, due to their naively greedy structures.
The linguistic term set is an applicable and flexible technique in qualitative decision making (QDM).
These findings demonstrate that multiple large-scale brain networks interact dynamically and in a directionally specific manner in different frequency bands to support flexible behavior adaptation during perceptual decision making.
Standardisation activities associated with CR solutions, for composite networks, focus on the architecture, information models and policies necessary to deploy distributed decision making in a flexible manner.
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.
