Sentence examples for the common decision from inspiring English sources

Some studies [53, 54] have also highlighted another important problem of the common decision tree-based F0 modeling: its deficiency in capturing the effect of contextual features that are poorly represented in the training database.

For each of the three categories (events, persons and objects) we selected 24 'desirable', 24 'indifferent' and 24 'undesirable' pictures (where the desirability classification was the common decision of at least 50% of the subjects).

The common decision-making debate between "gut instinct" vs. "data-driven insights" is one for the ages.

The Commons decision to endorse the bombing of Syria was a welcome one.

Gordon Brown has promised to reverse the Commons decision to exempt MPs from the Freedom of Information Act.

After all, the Lords, as an unelected revising chamber, only asks the Commons to think again, and accepts the Commons decision.

That is important for David Cameron, who wants to avoid another bruising vote on extending RAF strikes after the Commons decision on bombing Syria.

The Information Commissioner backed the Commons' decision to protect those MPs, saying that they were operating within "the policy" of the Commons catering accounts system and had a right to expect they would therefore be dealt with internally.

A BBC/ICM poll found 71% supporting the Commons decision to stop British involvement in military action with 67% saying that "the special relationship is not relevant to the modern age".

If and when it arrives, much of the Commons' decision to bombard Syria will be based on the past.

This added a new dimension to the Commons' decision to reject two new renewals of the Licensing Act in the new Parliamentary session.