Machine-learning models, which are much more sophisticated than the rules suggested by psychologists in their experiments, represent a potentially valuable way to operationalize the notion that rules rather than discretion can improve real world decision making.
While such phenomena might represent intentional blocking that is simply limited in time or regional scope, we operationalize the notion that a URL is blocked "in China" only when it has been found to be unavailable on at least two occasions, and from at least two distinct proxies, all while still accessible from the United States.
We also had to operationalize the notion of a level of exposure that was significant.
In order to operationalize the notion of P-E fit, we chose to use the five environmental barriers in each housing section that, by means of the special weighted barrier function of the HE [ 19], were identified as those generating the most P-E fit problems in the study sample.
In practice, however, there are some difficulties in operationalizing the notion of REER (Chinn 2006), basically due to problems of data availability and reliability.
Instead, the program operationalized the notion of equity by supporting and encouraging egalitarian partnerships between Canadian researchers and practitioners and their LMIC counterparts.
The article conceptualizes the notion of migration policy change and presents the coding system used to operationalize policy content, changes in policy restrictiveness, as well as the magnitude of policy changes.
Operationalize customer empathy.
Last week, Colin Powell, biting his tongue, observed patiently that Ankara had yet to "operationalize" overflights.
Such notions still linger.
Safeguards operationalize optionlike strategic thinking at implementation.
