Sentence examples for process override from inspiring English sources

A system 2 process override may result in decision-making characterized by control or surveillance.

A system 1 process override may on the other hand result in a decision-making process where practice guidelines are overridden in favour of individual clinical judgment.

To Shonk's credit, the horror of this process overrides the novel's muted tone.

They're using industry to control the police, and in the process overriding the judiciary.

Lack of confidence could result in the system 1 process overriding system 2, a dysrational override that would increase the risk of diagnostic errors.

The opposite, strictly detailed instructions or flowcharts with few possibilities for personal reflection instead lead to the system 2 process overriding system 1, which will hinder the probability of pattern recognition.

The current study hypothesized that spatial variability structure of ancient sedimentary processes override the actual variation of soil properties caused by land-use and environmental effects.

Through a parliamentary maneuver, the Senate gained control of the process to override most of the governor's possible vetoes, and Senate leaders said they had no plans to return to Albany until after November, when the convention will be safely behind them, along with the re-election campaigns of the entire State Legislature.

"I would hope and expect that concerns that they have about our work and concerns we may have about their work are things we will discuss regularly, that we will work those issues out when we do have disagreements, as I'm sure will occur from time to time, and that it never be necessary to actually invoke some sort of super process to override our rules".

These illusions arise in an effort to integrate conflicting visuotactile stimuli, and this process can override prior knowledge of the visual body-image, proprioception or self-location, as well as general background knowledge.

Now, though, progressives are confronted with a situation where meddling with the legislative process and overriding popular opinion seems desirable.