In this study, a mathematical model to quantitatively compute the multiple sources of workload with a cognitive architecture, Adaptive Control of Thought – Rationale (ACT-R), is proposed, which at the same time reflects the effect of time pressure.
Women are well aware of that rationale, and act accordingly.
He insists that Iraq be seen as the Bush Administration's mistake, not America's, and that in the future, when there is a legitimate rationale to act in America's interest "with respect for the American people, with an openness, with truth, with legitimate cause and intelligence," then "Americans will follow the truth and respond to the real needs of our country".
One rationale for ACT is that the highly potent artemisinins have a rapid onset of action that is accompanied by a very short half-life.
Embracing this rationale may act as a greater prompt to improve patient care than the current method of monitoring data with individual bundle elements, which can give a misleading impression of overall performance.
Nazism is here depicted as an ersatz religion, supplying its devotees with a raison d'être for their crimes, and its executioners with a daily, alcohol-blurred rationale for acts of killing.
But how crushing that in the same week that Honey Maid has made history, we have the passage, in Mississippi, of S.B. 2681, signed into law Thursday, which takes the same tack as the vetoed Arizona bill but in very careful terms, allowing those with religious rationales to act out their bigotry, and enjoining government from interfering when they do so.
Taken together with the rapidly changing situation, these factors led students, parents and teachers to construct their own rationales and act according to their own assessment of what they should do.
At the time, it was thought that the Blacks were Jacobites, with Sir Robert Walpole encouraging these ideas to advance his own interests; the rationale for the Act has been described as "at least as much to do with the hysteria induced by Walpole...as with any need for new powers to fight deer-stealing".
The frequency and danger of early stick-swinging incidents lends support to the oft-cited rationale that fighting acts as a safety valve, preventing more serious incidents.
"I know everybody is interested in a motive and understanding why, [but] we're never going to be able to put a rationale behind these acts," Manley said.
