Sentence examples for which decisiveness from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to investigate collaborative memory in adolescents with intellectual disabilities when collaborating with an assistant, and also the extent to which decisiveness is related to individual memory performance.

Mr. Welch's decisiveness, which served him so well in his 20 years running G.E. and drove up the company's market value by $474 billion, led him to put the deal together in just a few days without sounding out regulators.

Moreover, a close relationship is shown to the Banzhaf index of power––for which twice the decisiveness index plays the role of potential function––that gives rise to an effective computational procedure.

For instance, the imperious tend to have an internal confidence in their own competence and decisiveness which is relatively lacking in those who follow.

This decisiveness, which makes many uncomfortable with the project, might be the only possibility for both sustaining the movement and for making actual progress in eradicating the racial biases in our criminal justice system.

We approach this problem using a explicitly phylogenomic criterion of success, decisiveness, which refers to whether the pattern of taxon coverage allows for uniquely defining a single tree for all taxa.

Just to watch the decisiveness with which Ms. Generosa steps onto point is a delight.

But that does not take away from the dignity and decisiveness with which he has chosen to do so.

The designer said he admired "her immense force and the decisiveness with which she fosters the values she believes in: family, tradition and the legacy".

Later the gentle decisiveness with which she handled the most difficult scene, when she literally abases herself to her partner (Sébastien Marcovici), was very fine.

If you don't know the original, you will probably rejoice in the uncharacteristic swiftness and decisiveness with which the opera moves.