Sentence examples for the same decision when from inspiring English sources

Trump promised other companies would not make the same decision when he becomes president, saying he would shred government regulations and reduce the business tax from 35%to15%5%.

It is possible to have two different distortion functions which lead to the same decision when the prior probability distributions associated with each, compensate for the details of each distortion function.

Briefly, the method proposed consists in defining a new critical value for the second stage as the one leading to the same decision as when comparing the conditional p-value of the second stage Pr Π 0 (X 2 ′ ≥ x 2 ′ | X 1 = x 1 ) to the conditional type I error rate given X1 =  X1 in the original design with n2 patients at the second stage.

I married my husband because I needed to know someone could make the same decision for me when the time came.

In other species the same decision is made earlier, when physiological switches determine who develops as a morphological worker or queen.

When the same decision trees are applied in parallel (i.e. including all MDD participants who were selected by applying either the DTI or the volumetric decision trees), 13 remitters and 63 non-remitters were selected (i.e. the test was 83% accurate in classifying non-remitters for the selected MDD group).

But President Obama now faces the same decision that President George W. Bush did in 2008, when the Israelis sought the bunker-busting bombs and refueling capability they would need for a truly broad, sustained attack on Iran's far-flung nuclear sites.

The Rangers midfielder later insisted it was a decision based on personal reasons, but it was impossible to escape the sense of a chaotic regime when Kris Boyd made the same decision a month later in October 2008, after he was left on the bench as Scotland drew 0-0 with Norway at Hampden.

Zeelenberg and Pieters (2007) provide the most extensive discussion of this issue, arguing that the primary and distinctive function of experienced regret is to enable people to switch choices when faced with the same decision again.

In this sense, our task resembles an experimental version of the sort of everyday situation we began our introduction with (the alarm clock example), in which behaving adaptively involves making a different choice when faced with the same decision again.

Finally, when the robots share the same decision tree, the target is identified (Sharing-viewpoint-invariant decision tree).