Flood modeling at global scales represents a revolution in hydraulic science and has the potential to transform decision-making and risk management in a wide variety of fields.
The first is an oil-company-inculcated urge to transform the decision to drill into a sense of inevitability and the second is an oil-company-sponsored urge to rush the process.
Considering the lack of qualified and professional human participants, this simulation environment is an effective tool to transform the traditional decision-making process into a computer-aided approach through a sand-box-like simulation and optimization.
Steven Sanders, the chairman of the Education Committee in the State Assembly, who has been critical of the decision to transform the Regents tests into a graduation requirement, congratulated Mr. Mills for his decision, but added: "This is an opportunity to now revisit and reconsider the policy of high-stakes, do-or-die exams.
They made a strategic decision: to transform a referendum on the EU into a vote on immigration.
With a straw?' " Connie Bruck on George Soros ("The World According to Soros," January 23 , 1995: "Soros actually made a decision to transform himself into a celebrity".
The dish takes its name from Mr. Bull's decision to transform the traditional ingredient of tomato paste into a garnish of bright, sweet Fresno chile-tomato jam.
One source familiar with the Department for Education's thinking said that a "Louisiana solution" was among those being contemplated – a reference to the decision to transform New Orleans's failing state schools en masse into the equivalent of academies following Hurricane Katrina.
Much of Miller's growth was attributed to Mr. Murphy's decision to transform the company's beer business from one that was focused on a single brand to one that made different beers for various segments of the drinking public.
Qualcomm was one of the first chip makers to recognise the potential to transform healthcare – hence its decision in 2005 to set up the Wireless Life Sciences Alliance in San Diego with Don Jones as chairman.
The decision to transform the gallery into a foundation, tax benefits notwithstanding, stemmed from the realization that the major Y.B.A.'s were largely absent from Dallas's museums and private collections.
