The theory of constraints (TOC) defines an appropriate framework, where the Drum Buffer Rope (DBR) method integrates supply chain processes and synchronizes decisions.
Providing a synthesis of mathematical modeling, theoretical biology, and experimental work, David Sumpter investigates how animals move and arrive together, how they transfer information, how they make decisions and synchronize their activities, and how they build collective structures.
The State Department appeared to delay the publication of the decision to synchronize it with the expected announcement in Morocco that the United States will formally recognize the Syrian opposition.
But when hundreds or thousands of creatures synchronize their movements, the decision-making process is harder to sort out.
The arguments they made seemed persuasive: making the deliberations of the Fed more public, and laying out the criteria it relied upon in making decisions, would reduce uncertainty, synchronize the public with the policymakers, and, ultimately, produce better economic outcomes.
Reconfiguration in response to a fault [54], or predictive reconfiguration in response to an anticipated damage or loss of generation, requires synchronized measurements and millisecond decision making and communications to the local actuators.
The organization of activity relative to theta appears to be important for behavior, since the degree to which other regions synchronize to the hippocampal theta rhythm is correlated with spatial decision-making performance (Jones and Wilson, 2005; Sigurdsson et al., 2010).
Had admissions governance been synchronized across all those who made, and had to live with, the decisions, this corruption surely would have been discovered sooner.
"Also, can the decision-making mechanism of a public sector company like SAIL synchronize itself with that of a private company like Tata Steel?" asks a senior executive at one of the private steel companies.
It is also imperative to synchronize the efforts at all levels of research, diagnosis and regulatory guidelines for evidence-based clinical decision-making.
Decisions to withhold, to provide, to continue or to withdraw life support are socially negotiated to synchronize understanding and expectations among family members and clinicians [ 15].
