Latty's latest studyin the Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciencesshowsows that when choosing between foods, the moulds that make the quickest choices also make more bad decisions, while those that take their time are more accurate.
On the Republican side, Mrs. Harrison seemed likely to make a quick choice once she was better informed.
Associated plots are shown to be very efficient for a quick choice of the optimum values of the bending process parameters.
Unfortunately, President Bush's lightning-quick choice to replace him, White House Counsel Alberto R. Gonzales, has not been a stranger to controversy either.
In this paper, we explore the Double Response research method, in which, in each decision task, subjects supply one quick choice and one additional choice after a longer deliberation time.
It was a quick choice, made after just five rounds of voting, and it wasn't wholly unexpected — at the 2005 papal conclave, Bergoglio was the runner-up to Joseph Ratzinger.
Holmes had run out of ammunition and made the quick choice to ram it.
Each passerby had a quick choice to make, one familiar to commuters in any urban area where the occasional street performer is part of the cityscape: Do you stop and listen?
As 450-pound Harambe took notice and began to drag the child by his limbs, zookeepers had to make a quick choice: do nothing, and risk the child's death, or shoot and kill the majestic western lowland, a species considered "critically endangered". A tragedy either way, but the latter choice was an obvious one--after all, a toddler's life was at stake.
But for the artists in "Icons," a weekly drag-and-dance production on at the Snapple Theater Center near Times Square, her death demanded some quick choices about tastefulness in the hours before Saturday night's show.
Last month, Walmart released an interpretative symbol system called "Great for You," which uses icons to convey a value judgment about the product's nutrition and allows consumers to make quick choices about healthier foods.
