Sentence examples for linguistic decisions from inspiring English sources
But these are facts about our interests and linguistic decisions.
Human Rights Watch was also reluctant to explain its linguistic decisions.
(Weird linguistic decision: Oprah just accused him of using the "whore word" in reference to O'Reilly — she finds whore easier to say than prostitute?) Meanwhile, Armstrong has some weird attitudes when it comes to women.
In an introductory essay, Geoffrey Nunberg, the chairman of the dictionary's usage panel, implies that social issues so deeply affect notions of linguistic propriety that any linguistic decision is an implicitly political one; it is best, he suggests, simply to take note of differing preferences without issuing a verdict.
We also develop a procedure to the linguistic decision problem with the developed linguistic distance operators.
Table 3 demonstrates the linguistic decision matrix filled during brainstorming session with decision makers.
In addition to linguistic states, the evolving laws of type-II LDS are modeled by a finite number of linguistic decision rules.
Among them, the formulation of decision fuzzy rules must be improved by using other techniques as developed by Zalila et al. (2007) in their automatic knowledge extraction Xtractis® which best translate the modeled process into linguistic decision rules.
This paper proposes a linguistic decision support model for traffic prioritization in networking, which uses a group decision making process that gathers user's needs in order to improve organizational productivity.
Thereby, this decision support model will consist of two processes: (i) A linguistic decision analysis process that evaluates and assesses priorities for QoS of the network services according to users and organizations' necessities.
In this research, we integrate a fuzzy linguistic decision model with a genetic algorithm (GA) to extract the optimum promotion mix of a variety of tools under satisfying expected marketing performance and budget limitations.
