Sentence examples for independently deciding from inspiring English sources

In a decentralized network the service providers are modelled as noncooperative players independently deciding on entry, prices and locations.

A group of independently deciding individuals is more likely to make better decisions and more accurate observations than those of an individual.

In that complaint, Vertos accused Dr. Fourney of scientific misconduct and violating "research ethics" by failing, among other things, to follow the study's original protocol and by independently deciding to follow his patients for added time without seeking agreement from Vertos.

That means the community is independently deciding what traits are rare by paying a premium for them.

Get enough people independently deciding about what's important and what's not important, and a consensus suddenly emerges.

It is feasible that species at the tips of the trees may have similar adaptations that have "evolved" more than once due to individual students independently deciding on similar traits (e.g., species F9, F22, and F32 could all independently end up with prehensile tails), which would be analogous to a homoplasy.

So, in midlife, they independently decided to become actors.

After Mr. Fornes died in 1997, the priest and the lawyer independently decided to come forward and testify.

He admitted, however, that individual athletes may independently decide not to travel, since events were moving so quickly in Delhi.

The two schemes independently decided to offer investors an annual return of about 4% on their investment.

Instead he implied he had independently decided to release the details to avoid his affairs "distracting" from the election.