Sentence examples for rapid choices from inspiring English sources

A crisis is a point when people have to make rapid choices under extreme pressure, normally after something unhealthy has been exposed in a system.

Consumers often need to make very rapid choices among multiple brands (e.g., at a supermarket shelf) that differ both in their reward value (e.g., taste) and in their visual properties (e.g., color and brightness of the packaging).

For this experiment, where large data sets are to be handled, the most computationally rapid choices are paramount.

It may optimize rapid choices of antibiotics for treating bloodstream infections.

Theoretically, there are indeed guidelines for good decision making in diagnostics; in practice, however, nurses are required to make rapid choices.

We had to make a rapid choice … and the priority we gave ourselves was to save the two bell towers, and both were saved," he added.

As Huizenga et al. (2009) describe, in the SST task subjects are typically required to make rapid choice responses to "go" signals (e.g., press a button with the right hand if they see an X and a button with the left hand if they see an O).

In addition, this rapid-choice view challenges previous conclusions, based on trial-averaged data, which argue that humans make decisions unconsciously and only later become aware of them (Libet et al., 1983; Hallett, 2007).

Typically, neural activity was consistent with rapid, unwavering choices.

Thus, subjects featured near-optimal reward rates that were significantly better than those resulting from rapid, uninformed choices.

But it's not good for making rapid multiple-choice decisions, like being a shortstop, where you have a million choices as the ball is coming to you.