Decision-making often involves, among other things, generating alternatives, setting priorities, choosing a best alternative, allocating resources, determining requirements, predicting outcomes, designing systems, optimizing performance, insuring the stability of a system, planning, and resolving conflicts.
The project focused on (among other things) generating information on maize-legume value chains and policies and to inform farmers, extension agencies, non-governmental organizations and agribusinesses along the maize-legume value chain about opportunities for the adoption of conservation agriculture based practices leading to sustainable agricultural intensification.
Some commentators detected in this a symptom of the frustration the Italian way of doing things generates among the educated young.How serious is the problem?
I knew from the start that I'd have at least one meal there because of Mr. Fieri's reputation, the size and sheer razzle-dazzle of the restaurant, and the public interest those things generated.
The title character — whose bunny ears can be mistaken for a duck's bill, or vice versa, depending on how you choose to perceive things — generates a very amusing debate between two unseen observers, who finally bury the hatchet only to stumble across an anteater whose long tail could be mistaken for a brachiosaurus's neck, or, again, vice versa.
The kidnappings and the killing of the Interior Ministry official represent two of the most potent parts of a terrifying and relentless campaign to challenge the interim Iraqi government and the allied soldiers who support it: single out foreigners to, among other things, generate international television coverage, and pick off prominent members of the interim government as a caution to Iraqis.
Current products are aimed at early adopters, but both hopeful start-ups and big firms such as Nike, DuPont and Philips are searching for an application that will carry the technology into the mainstream.Smart fabrics look and feel like ordinary textiles, but can do extraordinary things: generate heat, monitor vital signs, act as switches or sensors, and even change colour.
Few things generated greater contempt in Hayek than the Keynesians' beloved Phillips Curve, which embodies the notion that too much prosperity creates inflation while just the right amount of inflation can create lasting prosperity.
Furthermore, Taylor maintains that the intrinsic value of wild living things generates a prima facie moral duty on our part to preserve or promote their goods as ends in themselves, and that any practices which treat those beings as mere means and thus display a lack of respect for them are intrinsically wrong.
2. Less Clutter Things generate things.
Those two things generate meaning in my life.
