Sentence examples for observing the decisions from inspiring English sources

Because crowd members are not generally experts, they infer project quality by observing the decisions made by their peers (Zhang and Liu 2012).

While it might sound boring and corporate and like the last thing an aspiring founder might want to do, Kraus told the audience that you can learn a lot by making 10 minor decisions a day over a series of years — and observing the decisions of co-workers — if "combinatorially" they are part of a path that "yields success".

Children learn a lot about moral choices by observing the decisions of influential adults and public figures.

In his Memoirs, Grant wrote that he learned about military leadership by observing the decisions and actions of his commanding officers, and in retrospect he identified his leadership style with Taylor's.

"We think of persuasive people as good talkers, but maybe they're also observing the decision-making process," he says.

One parameter describes the relative frequencies with which preferential attachment (copying) and innovation are used to make decisions, and the other describes the span of historical time used to observe the decisions which other agents have made.

As it can be observed, the decisions that lead to jump from normal operation to the scanning stage or to the handover stage are ruled by the reception of SCI and LGD triggers.

Player 5 observed the decisions of players 1 4, either in the typical defector condition (n = 102) or the atypical defector condition (n = 108).

Live surgery events (LSEs) have become one of the most attended activities at surgical meetings and provide a unique opportunity for the audience to observe the decision-making process used by skilled and experienced surgeons in real time.

One of the authors of this article participated in drafting the Wenzhou Private Lending Registration Service Center's pilot program (detailed description below), which provided an opportunity to closely observe the decision-making process regarding the construction of the service center, as well as the mechanism of governmental intervention in the process.

As the Atlantic inquiry observes, "The decision to kill bin Laden outright was the clearest illustration to date of a little-noticed aspect of the Obama administration's counterterror policy.