Sentence examples for situation design from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we establish a model to describe the situation, design a procedure to handle two key problems in the model: the optimal transferring quantity among flights with different departure times and the overbooking limit of each flight, and show the revenue situation under the policy.
With the left-handed Johnny Damon due up, Orosco came into a situation designed for him.
Or in any way a situation designed to trick people or trip them up".
To find out, we staged a situation designed to test the participants' behavior before they were aware that the experiment had begun.
TruSim, a division of Blitz Games Studios in the UK, has developed Interactive Triage Trainer, a 3D virtual representation of a real-world situation designed to train professionals how to prioritise their treatment of casualties after a catastrophe.
I was sure that this was just one more "what if" situation designed to keep the flame burning in an Army that had not seen significant combat for many years.
Of particular concern to them was the presence of U.S. troops and those of other non-Muslim countries on Saudi soil, a presence that given the proximity of the two holy cities they deemed not only an affront to their religion but a situation designed only to protect the regime.
Primate data are now described from a situation designed to determine aversive thresholds to electrical stimulation.
We used the novel experimental attitude priming task (APT) described by Hooley et al. [ 35], to create a psychosocially stressful situation, designed to affect cortisol responses.
There's a consensus among her friends that humor is the de-rigueur response, a way to demonstrate "chill" — detachment, a feigned attitude of control in situations designed to wrest it from them.
A spokesman for HSBC's Middle East operations said the bank had robust contingency plans in place for crisis situations, designed to keep critical services, including cash machines and call centers, functioning in times of disruption.
