This is another example where the partial information of the state is taken into account at the perception-action level, with the difference that instead of a policy being learned the objective function from which it is generated is learned.
My hope is that this lesson is learned and the policies of tightening the money supply too early are not repeated too soon.
EVANS IS SUSPENDED: The free-agent defensive tackle Josh Evans, who attracted the Jets' interest, will be suspended indefinitely by the N.F.L. for his fourth violation of the league's substance abuse policy, it was learned yesterday.
Another Conservative MP, Douglas Carswell, said there were "policy lessons" to be learned and questioned why the party was on a "long march of defeat".
But, the real news and the important policy lesson to be learned from the L.A. Auto Show is in the scope of activity and competition in the electric vehicle product space.
DeMoro continues, "What policy makers should do now is learn the lesson that most of the rest of the world has discovered, implement a system based on care, not profits, not corporate insurance.
It is also, as President Bush is learning, a foreign policy liability.
The paper presents results concerning criteria for appraising privatisation and regulatory governance and considers policy lessons that can be learned from the experiences of the Taiwanese telecommunications sector's liberalisation.
The center was looking for someone with considerable expertise in molecular biology; the policy-analysis skills could be learned on the job.
The City Council has scheduled eight hearings on this matter — one or more in each borough — even though there is precious little in terms of public policy that is left to be learned.
This procedure continues until all policy paths satisfying the goal are learned.
