Sentence examples for systems of decision from inspiring English sources

Each domain of life was considered as a separate learning problem yielding three different systems of decision trees (archaea: 3 classes, bacteria: 6 and eukaryota: 18; Fig. 1).

"The state is troubled; as a result the system of decision making is disintegrating," said Galal Amin, an economist, writer and social critic.

Recently, a new example of a cytosolic chaperone-mediated system of decision making concerning folding or degradation has been described.

Gate-keeping is the system of decision making that guides effective and efficient targeting of services aiming to ensure that services are provided only to those who meet tightly specified eligibility criteria.

What is not addressed in this discourse is the inevitable persistence of some 'waste' and bureaucracy in any system of decision making, sometimes for good reasons, e.g. the need to build in redundancy, or the need to have an alternative perspective.

"The system of decision-making was faulty," Lord Butler continued.

Hague talks of "a distinctive British foreign policy" and a better system of decision-making, symbolised by the Conservatives' proposed national security council.

Senior civil servants will like a more formalised Australian-style system of decision-making, particularly with another party now in the mix.

Despite the closed nature of Syrian society and the authoritarian system of decision-making today, many Syrians remember the 1950's, when they enjoyed democratic rights under a multiparty system.

But even under Albany's secretive and much-maligned "three men in a room" system of decision-making, state budgets and major pieces of legislation usually become law only after months of wrangling that spills into public view.

"The United Kingdom decided to leave our harmonised system of decision-making and enforcement.