Sentence examples for technical decision making from inspiring English sources

If you pay attention to those social cues, you may start to subtly pull yourself out of the rough and tumble technical decision making and retreat into the facilitation role.

As the team found, survey expertise resides at headquarters and, to a lesser extent, at regional levels, while the locus of technical decision making is at the country level.

But, he warns, "whether or not it becomes economically viable is a political decision [made by customers], not a technical decision" made by the seller.

Works in organisational or socio-technical decision making (e.g. scaling agile methods or offshoring) can provide sample arenas in which social debt emerges.

But technical decisions made under that kind of political aegis would be easier to accept for all concerned.

So, a UI twisted into knots resulting from bad management and technical decisions made years ago and at the root of it all a stubborn refusal to meet the needs of developers because Symbian's idiosyncracy created customer lock-in and generated short term revenues, and to its credit, also an OS that didn't need 1GHz processors and 512MB of RAM.

In our case, we found over 10 relatively uninformed socio-technical decisions made to tackle "smells".

Pure technical efficiency denotes health decision making unit technical efficiency that cannot be attributed to deviations from optimal scale (scale efficiency).

Education and training of surgeons has traditionally focused on the development of individual knowledge, technical skills, and decision making.

The system gives a result of the judgment for the comfort level of navigation environment so that it is able to provide the administrative authority with technical support for decision making.

Finally there was a strong belief that policymaking should be informed by evidence, and ongoing surveillance of poisoning was important to continuing the technical basis for decision making.