Sentence examples for making mechanisms from inspiring English sources
When we have four or more users, two-stage dictator making mechanisms are strategy proof, efficient, and non-dummy.
The decision making mechanisms in the present literature exploit a multitude of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to derive proper decisions for operation of the cognitive wireless network.
If the focus were to move from the act of processing to the decision making mechanisms defining whether processing occurs, there may be less obstruction to open consent, as the same decision making mechanisms would remain the same regardless of the proposed use, and therefore the consent would remain valid across use purposes.
The European officials insist that the decision making mechanisms of the WTO based on the pursuit of full consensus among members–is the chief impediment to progress.
Current models, however, have limited capacities to relate to neuro-scientific evidence, to generalise mental rotation to new objects, to suitably represent decision making mechanisms, and to allow the study of the effects of overt gestures on mental rotation.
At this point, it becomes reasonable to examine the relation between the "ideal home" produced and the "ideal home user/owner" in the context of appropriation, attachment and identity as home making mechanisms.
Successful institutions implemented clear organizational decision-making mechanisms that involved clinicians (governance).
On this account, errors in heuristic-based agent-identification derive from the tracker's lack of sensitivity to the history and agency-making mechanisms that cause the target's persistence and behaviour (Fig. 2).
The claim here is that democratic decision-making mechanisms are best able to produce legitimate outcomes.
Nonetheless, the influence or the impact of the internal heterogeneity and decision-making mechanisms of such organisations are not clear.
In order to make difficult decisions about who gets how much water, the country needs robust, transparent and participatory decision-making mechanisms.
