Sentence examples similar to imposing decision making from inspiring English sources
However, when the number of candidates grows large, such approaches can become computationally burdensome and miss the imposed decision making deadlines.
In essence, the British did not ask for an "emergency brake" clause or opt-out for financial regulation.What they asked for was a protocol imposing decision-making by unanimity on a number of areas of regulation currently decided by majority voting.
These inequalities tend to be larger among young adults, imposing challenges for scientific knowledge and policy decision making.
To understand people's help-seeking decision making for cancer alarm symptoms, without imposing a cancer context.
Furthermore, this study demonstrates how the method of SCALEs can be adapted to find genes underlying an interesting phenotype, such as resistance, but also highlights the limitations associated with this approach and limitations that are imposed by decisions made upon experimental setup and experimental system in regards to the SCALEs method.
In addition, the computational burden imposed by nonlinear SVMs may hinder the practical application of this approach in the clinic, where in quick decision making is important.
But it is the centre of negotiations that could have a far bigger impact on global prosperity than any decision made in more imposing buildings.
The case rests on the claim that the defendants are trying to impose sharia law in Turkey.This decision makes the meeting between Mr Paksut and General Basbug, who is tipped to replace Yasar Buyukanit as chief of the general staff when he retires in August, all the more suspicious.
