Meanwhile, that of the managerial disposability, or (P_{v}^{M} (X),) has (X le sumnolimits_{j = 1}^{n} {X_{j} lambda_{j} }) in Eq. (1), implying that a DMU, where it stands for decision-making unit, can attain a status of an efficiency frontier by increasing a directional vector of inputs.
"I would like them, especially Mike Dean, to look at the whole action that happened during the game and see if he stands for his decision," said Wenger.
"She stands for bold decision-making and backing the best work from writers, performers and directors, across the range of scripted output – from the single drama to classic adaptation to cutting-edge comedy and film.
In this paper, the term "group" stands for the decision making committee which includes number of peers as members of the group.
where λ max and λ min denote the largest and smallest eigenvalue of a matrix respectively and γ stands for the predefined decision threshold.
DEM stands for a hard decision demodulator, IC is the interference canceler Table 1 SC-based relaying scheme in uncoded WBN.
DMU, which can be related to different firms or the condition of the same firm over time, stands for decision making unit.
Beth Haroules, a lawyer with the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represented the Klan in the case, said the decision "stands for the proposition that the appropriate response to hateful ideas can never be suppression of those ideas".
"What this decision stands for more than anything else is that adverse possession is alive and well in New York," said James Grossman, a Rochester lawyer and a past chairman of the real property section of the State Bar Association.
In this case, N stands for the number of decision variables to be optimized.
