Sentence examples for situation assessments from inspiring English sources
Also on Tuesday, the Israeli military said it would close the crossings out of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip until Thursday, based on "situation assessments".
A spokesman for the Israeli Defense Forces said that the deployment of the Iron Dome in the north — where Israel borders Syria and Lebanon — was part of a routine rotation around the country and "not related to any current situation assessments".
Knowledge and experience were major determinants of how easily commanders picked up sensory cues and translated them into situation assessments.
Based on knowledge and experience, the commanders used visual, audio, and olfactory cues to rapidly make situation assessments.
Ambulance and medical commanders should be prepared to make situation assessments and decisions early and be ready to adjust as uncertainties are reduced.
Section 3 focuses on how weather forecasts and warnings are disseminated to emergency managers by the German national weather service (Deutscher Wetterdienst, DWD) and what actions are taken by the emergency services to anticipate and respond to severe weather, with an emphasis on situation assessments.
The overall analysis revealed situation assessment (including situational awareness), uncertainties, and critical decisions as the major themes.
The situation assessment component includes a situational network based on dynamic Bayesian networks to model the abnormal situations, and a fuzzy risk estimation method to generate the assessment result.
The impact of personal experience from large-scale incidents on situation assessment is highlighted, before illustrating how changes in situational awareness may be expressed by dividing the incident timeline into subsequent stages.
This continuous situation assessment serves as a basis for adaptation to situational requirements, including changes in plans and task distribution.
In a situation assessment issued on Friday, WHO said this had "never before been seen in an Ebola outbreak", and said that it suggested "an invisible caseload of patients" was going undetected by the government.
