Sentence examples for steering decisions of from inspiring English sources
During the tunnel construction, the surrogate model is designed to be used in real-time to predict interval fields of the surface settlements in each stage of the advancement of the tunnel boring machine for selected realisations of the steering parameters to support the steering decisions of the machine driver.
The United Kingdom Medical Research Council recently proposed a framework for the development and evaluation of randomized control trials for complex interventions where theory is viewed as valuable in assisting hypothesis development and steering decisions on strategic design issues [ 22].
The role of defaults in steering decisions is by no means confined to the online world.
Secondly, reducing water usage is steering decisions in both the private and public sectors.
How might one single judge – in particular, Justice O'Connor – play a large role in steering the decisions of the Court?
The mandate of the steering committee was to vet strategic decisions of the At Home/Chez Soi project in Montreal.
The deal is meant to sort out issues that Sprint has had in steering the decision-making process of Clearwire's business, sources told the WSJ, and it would help Sprint acquire the spectrum rights currently owned by Clearwire.
However, besides the assessment of substances the semi-automated decision modules also support the steering and monitoring of the decision process itself.
Mr. Silver revived the tradition, dormant for more than a decade, of making policy decisions through a steering committee of 34 Assembly Democrats.
The guideline topics were chosen by the steering committee, existing of decision-making representatives (pharmacists, GPs, hospital staff and regional insurance company).
The minister, who is steering government relations with the public sector unions, condemned the decision of the National Union of Teachers and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers to strike over pensions before talks with the government have concluded.
