Sentence examples for volume decision from inspiring English sources

When used in place of the larger left middle frontal gyrus ROI, the GM volume decision tree accuracy improved to 90% (applied to 44/103 NR).

"But how could you store a Balenciaga flat and maintain its most important properties, which are volume?" This decision is emblematic of the unconventional intellectual and conceptual approach to fashion that Ms. Clark has employed for more than 15 years in turning traditional exhibit dictates upside down.

Some observers believe that Tillerson is overwhelmed by the volume of decisions that he and his team have to make.

Challenges: I'm sure every start-up CEO feels the weight of responsibility to build a sustainable company, while working with too few resources and hours in the day to manage the sheer volume of decision-making and tangible work required.

However, smaller PRCs were also regarded as more efficient due to the volume of decisions that had to be made about prenatal record content: "The working group isn't as effective if it gets larger…it takes more time to get things through" (Case 3).

Farms have also consolidated here over the last 25 years, with fewer farmers making more high-volume shipping decisions — meaning that a few pennies more per bushel is a bigger consideration.

Because of the risk of fluid overload and the inconstant efficacy of volume expansion, the decision to administer fluid cannot be taken lightly.

The hollow core to Follies seems to stem from what Sondheim explains in his astounding Finishing the Hat volume was the decision to go "plotless" after Goldman and he had set out to develop a back-stage-at-a-show-biz-gathering mystery that became too convoluted.

Judges on the FISA court refused to comment on the scope and volume of their decisions.

That's a fact, it's not a criticism, it's just an observation and the fact that he's willing to come here for footballing reasons rather than anything else I think speaks volumes for his decision".

That is crucial to their value, given the need to deal with the growing complexity of federal and state laws, the rapid increase in regulations from an increasing number of regulators, and the sheer volume of court decisions issued every day by judges around the country.