In Mr Buchanan's landmark work, "The Calculus of Consent", co-written with Gordon Tullock, the authors split political decision-making into two stages: an initial rule-setting, or "constitutional", stage; and a subsequent politics-as-usual stage.
"These courageous men and women volunteer: they accept that they will have to stand between armed criminals and the public in life and death situations, which demand split second decision-making".
For instance, the IEEE 1900.4 (2009) standard specifications (see [7, 8]) provide the system and functional architectures and the information model (including policies) necessary to split cognitive decision-making processes between network and terminal entities.
Because sleep deprivation dulls your reflexes and impairs your split-second decision-making ability, it can make you a major danger on the road.
What can turn into a second shift is not just negotiating the splitting of this labor with another person, but the splitting of decision-making authority.
The automaker shared a look at its B2V tech ahead of the show, demonstrating how it improves reaction times by around 0.2 to 0.5 seconds, which, while a seemingly small period of time, could actually make a big difference on the road, where split-second decision-making can mean the difference between accidents and narrowly avoiding the same.
Most sports involve some kind of split-second decision-making.
Beyond Baby-Splitting: Arbitrator Decision-Making Patterns in Employment Cases., Dispute Resolution Journal.
There were heroes on 9/11, people whose split-second decision-making saved lives.
But does split-second decision-making in a lab say anything about how entrepreneurs really think?
