Both senators talked about the importance of community -- whether it's women looking out for each other, as Democratic House Leader Pelosi discussed or, as Senator Gillibrand pointed out, by bringing their practiced decision-making skills to institutions like the local school board.
The retrospective analysis of the practiced interdisciplinary decision making and the acceptable complication rates as reported above give the impression that the interventional treatment options are the treatment of choice both, in emergencies as well as in elective cases.
Mr. McClellan also knew that any break with the party line would be beamed instantly around the world, so he turned deliberately robotic on the podium, spouting well-practiced lines ("Decisions about troop levels will be made by our commanders on the ground") even if facts suggested they needed a little updating.
When habits have formed, environmental cues can activate the practiced responses in the absence of conscious decision making.
Aggregation of comparisons data to rank experimental results and take decisions is being more and more practiced in diverse areas, spanning over a variety of disciplines including, e.g., quality function deployment in industrial engineering, scientometrics, and recovery rate testing of new medications.
"That's not a decision I can make," he said with practiced sobriety.
As university presidents and administrators studied the Supreme Court's decisions to allow affirmative action in principle, if not always as practiced, many said the rulings afforded them more discretion than expected, though somewhat less than they had hoped for.
Cornerback Kevon Seymour, who suffered a high-ankle sprain last week, practiced and said his availability for the Holiday Bowl would probably be a game-time decision.
Although community-based and participatory DRR are widely practiced, community input into DRR can take many forms, from participation in priority setting and actual decision making to top-down "education" about hazards (Arnstein 1969; Pretty 1995; White 1996; Chambers 2008).
In not overstepping his authority and announcing policy decisions himself, one higher education lobbyist said, Dr. Paige proved perhaps wiser than more practiced political hands.
