decision

(Askeri) KARAR İRTİFASI: Alçalmaya görerek devam etmek veya hatalı yaklaşma pas geçişini uygulamaya karar vermek için, alçalma planlarında belirtilmiş minimum irtifaya denir

decision circuit

karar devresi

decision circuit

(Bilgisayar) karar çevrimi

decision element

(Bilgisayar) karar elemanı

decision element

(Bilgisayar) karar öğesi

decision height

(Askeri) Bknz. "decision altitude"

karar verme yetkisine sahip kimse

decision making

karar üreten

decision of character

karakter sağlamlığı

decision of character

iradeli kişilik

decision of character

kararlı kişilik

decision of refusal (imports)

(Ticaret) red kararı (ithalat)

decision problem

(Ticaret) karar alma sorunu

decision process

(Bilgisayar) karar süreci

karar masası,karar tablosu

decision theory

karar kurami

decision tree

(Ticaret) karar şeması

decision value

karar degeri

decision variable

karar degiskeni

defense management resource decision

(Askeri) savunma idare kaynak kararı

defer the decision

(Kanun) karar vermeyi talik etmek

buying decision

(Ticaret) satınalma kararı

cabinet decision

(Politika, Siyaset) bakanlar kurulu kararı

correct the decision

(Politika, Siyaset) karar alıcı

exception against decision

(Kanun) karara itiraz

execution of decision

(Kanun) kararın infazı

government decision

hükümet kararı

implement the decision

kararı uygulamak

implement the decision

karar uygulamak

independent decision

bağımsız karar

influence one's decision

kararını etkilemek

investment decision

yatırım kararı

perform the decision

kararı uygulamak

perform the decision

karar uygulamak

purchase decision

(Ticaret) alım kararı

rational decision

(Ticaret) rasyonel karar

refer to a decision

(Politika, Siyaset) karara müracaat etmek

revise the decision

(Kanun) kararı düzeltmek

come to a decision

karara varmak

final decision

son karar

judicial decision

hakim kararı

make a decision

karar vermek

Tom yakında bir karar vermek zorunda. - Tom has to make a decision soon.

Tom karar vermek için isteksiz görünüyor. - Tom seems to be unwilling to make a decision.

Decision making

karar alma

acquisition decision memorandum

edinme kararı muhtıra

ads affect to the consumer's decision process

tüketici karar sürecine reklamın etkisi

affirm a decision

kararı onaylamak

arbitrary decision

keyfi karar

co-decision

Ortak karar

committee decision

Komite kararı

conscious decision

bilinçli karar

consistent decision

eviction decision

(Kanun) Tahliye kararı

executed a decision

bir karar idam

in decision

karar

landmark decision

tarihi kararı

made the decision

karar

make a decision

Bir karar vermek, bir karar almak

purchasing decision

karar alma

ruling, decision

iktidar, karar

semistructured decision

yarı yapılandırılmış karar

snap decision

Düşünmeden verilen karar, çabuk verilen karar

English - English

Definition of decision in English English dictionary: A choice or judgement
It's a tough decision, but I'll take vanilla.; A result arrived at by the judges when there is no clear winner at the end of the contest
He has won twice by knockout, once by decision.; Firmness of conviction
After agonizing deliberations, they finally proceeded with decision.; the act of making up your mind about something; "the burden of decision was his"; "he drew his conclusions quickly"; The quality of being decided; prompt and fixed determination; unwavering firmness; as, to manifest great decision; {i} ruling, determination; An account or report of a conclusion, especially of a legal adjudication or judicial determination of a question or cause; as, a decision of arbitrators; a decision of the Supreme Court; The act of deciding; act of settling or terminating, as a controversy, by giving judgment on the matter at issue; determination, as of a question or doubt; settlement; conclusion; (boxing) a victory won on points when no knockout has occurred; "had little trouble in taking a unanimous decision over his opponent; Cutting off; division; detachment of a part; Decision is the act of deciding something or the need to decide something. The moment of decision cannot be delayed; a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration; "a decision unfavorable to the opposition"; "his conclusion took the evidence into account"; "satisfied with the panel's determination"; the outcome of a game or contest; "the team dropped three decisions in a row"; {n} the determination of a difference; The judgment reached or given by a court of law; a vote of the Supreme Court in a particular case that indicates which party the justices side with and by how large a margin; An expression comprising conditions and zero or more Boolean operators that is used in a control construct (e g if then else; case statement) that determines the flow of execution of the software program A decision without a Boolean operator reduces to a condition For example, the expression "IF (A>B) or (B<C) THEN" is a decision, as is "FOR A>5 LOOP"; the trait of resoluteness as evidenced by firmness of character or purpose; "a man of unusual decisiveness"; - a conclusion or judgment reached after consideration of alternatives; Selected Option (one Control/Input Interface); A result arrived at by the judges (cf. knockout); In Supreme Court cases, the decision is the majority opinion of the nine justices, obtained by voting on the case; the act of making up your mind about something; "the burden of decision was his"; "he drew his conclusions quickly" a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration; "a decision unfavorable to the opposition"; "his conclusion took the evidence into account"; "satisfied with the panel's determination" the outcome of a game or contest; "the team dropped three decisions in a row" (boxing) a victory won on points when no knockout has occurred; "had little trouble in taking a unanimous decision over his opponent; A formal agreement at the plenary that directs the work of the COP; The removal of uncertainty with respect to a course of action for an organization that consumes resources; A conclusion or judgment of a court, as opposed to the reasoning or opinion of the court; The opinion of the court in concluding a case at law; Any official disposition of a complaint, score, excusal, dismissal or disqualification; Decision is the ability to decide quickly and definitely what to do. He is very much a man of decision and action. = decisiveness. decision theory Dred Scott decision let the decision stand; The judgment rendered by a court after a consideration of the facts and legal issues before it; A program point at which the control flow has two or more alternative routes; A judgment or decree issued by the court which settles a controversy; When final decisions are made, the ministry is obliged to post the decision on the Registry Decision notices tell you the number of comments the ministry received; the nature of the comments; and how the comments influenced the final decision If you can formally challenge or appeal a recent decision, the decision notice will tell you how (sample decision notice); When you make a decision, you choose what should be done or which is the best of various possible actions. A decision was taken to discipline Marshall I don't want to make the wrong decision and regret it later; Determination by the Tribunal on an application; The only action taken by theta In the highest ranges decisions are made about beingness, below that decisions are made about spaces and the contents of those spaces That latter sort of decision is commonly known as a "postulate" (see Ogger's brilliant description below); "A decision shall be binding in its entirety upon those to whom it is addressed " (Article 189 of the Treaty Establishing the European Economic Community); the last remaining freedom as prisoners of this world is our power to decide; while unknown in Heaven, decision is necessary here as it was our decision to be separate from our Source that must be corrected; this is accomplished by choosing the Holy Spirit instead of the ego, right-mindedness instead of wrong-mindedness; (boxing) a victory won on points when no knockout has occurred; "had little trouble in taking a unanimous decision over his opponent"; Unlike a resolution, a decision is a formal agreement and leads to binding actions It becomes part of the agreed body of decisions that direct the work of the COP; A considered act in response to a demand or need, to progress a purpose, change a state of affairs, or solve a problem; a determination or judgment The result of an administrative or judicial review In judicial cases, possible results include dismissal of charges, injunction, and awards for damages or punishment; A formal, written judgment or verdict
decision market: prediction market
decision tree: A visualization of a complex decision-making situation in which the possible decisions and their likely outcomes are organized in the form of a graph that resembles a tree
decision trees: plural form of decision tree
decision-making: Alternative form of decision making
decision-making: Attributive form of of decision making
decision support system: (Bilgisayar) A set of related computer programs and the data required to assist with analysis and decision-making within an organization
decision tree: A tree diagram which is used for making decisions in business or computer programming and in which the branches represent choices with associated risks, costs, results, or probabilities
decision maker: someone who administers a business
decision making: choosing between alternative courses of action using cognitive processes - memory, thinking, evaluation, etc; also called Problem Solving
decision making: the cognitive process of reaching a decision; "a good executive must be good at decision making
decision making: (p 211) Choosing among two or more alternatives
decision making: The process of by which an influencer decides on what products to purchase There are a number of formalized structures that are used to analyze the decision making process, usually involving a number of information gathering and analysis steps
decision making: The process of developing commitment to some course of action
decision making: includes procedures and techniques needed to make smart choices Back to Contents
decision making: the cognitive process of reaching a decision; "a good executive must be good at decision making"
decision making: A procedure for making logical decisions on the basis of sample data
decision making: The process of reaching logical conclusions, solving problems, analyzing factual information, and taking appropriate actions based on the conclusions
decision making: process of deciding or settling something
decision making: The act of examining several possible behaviors and selecting from them the one most likely to accomplish the individual's or group's intention Cognitive processes such as reasoning, planning, and judgment are involved
decision making: The process of making an informed choice among the alternative actions that are possible Given a forecast and the known skill of the forecast method, it is possible to develop algorithms for making decisions objectively The new forecasts offer an opportunity to do this
decision making: Another basic function of ATC Active cognitive process which selects a set of possible courses of action Includes a weighing up of the pros and cons of different alternatives
decision making: The process of choosing a course of action among alternatives
decision making: The process of developing commitment to some course of action (12)
decision making: Through the decision making process, people consider the costs and benefits of alternatives Steps in the process are
decision making: The process for arriving at a decision
decision making process: The sequence of decisions made as a part of the project life cycle
decision making process: the process of selecting the best course of action from among alternatives
decision making process: The decision making process is the process that is used to make a decision It can be an expert process, where the decision is made by one or more "experts" who look at the "facts" and make the decision based on those facts; it can be a political process through which a political representative or body makes the decision based on political considerations, or it might be a judicial process where a judge or a jury makes a decision based on an examination of legal evidence and the law
decision support: Loosely refers to information systems, typically automated, that assist decision makers in gathering, analyzing, or both, information useful in making important decisions
decision support: Database used to provide information used as a reference, to generate statistics, etc Different from Operational Databases, which are in day-to-day use As an example, a decision support database could be used to determine the average salary in an organization, while an operational database would be used to generate pay checks
decision support: A type of user assistance that helps to identify the action that is appropriate for a particular set of conditions
decision support: Use of computers to supply and process information needed to make decisions Term is typically applied to business applications
decision support system: (Ticaret) A system that provides data, structured models and ad-hoc query tools to enable business decision development and analysis
decision support systems: program which supplies data to different sections which assist in the process of receiving decisions in a professional field
decision table: a table or matrix of all contingencies and the actions to be taken for each
decision theory: In statistics and related subfields of philosophy, the theory and method of formulating and solving general decision problems. Such a problem is specified by a set of possible states of the environment or possible initial conditions; a set of available experiments and a set of possible outcomes for each experiment, giving information about the state of affairs preparatory to making a decision; a set of available acts depending on the experiments made and their consequences; and a set of possible consequences of the acts, in which each possible act assigns to each possible initial state some particular consequence. The problem is dealt with by assessing probabilities of consequences conditional on different choices of experiments and acts and by assigning a utility function to the set of consequences according to some scheme of value or preference of the decision maker. An optimal solution consists of an optimal decision function, which assigns to each possible experiment an optimal act that maximizes the utility, or value, and a choice of an optimal experiment. See also cost-benefit analysis, game theory
decision tree: A decision analysis tool that represents multiple collections of rules in the form of branches on a tree, that lead to a larger value or class
decision tree: A graphical representation of the decision process Sequential decisions are drawn in the form of the branches of a tree, stemming from an initial decision point and extending all the way to the final outcomes Each path through the branches of the tree represents a separate series of decisions and probabilistic events
decision tree: A (typically) binary tree where each non-leaf vertex is labeled by a query, each edge is labeled by a possible answer to the query, and each leaf is labeled by an output (typically yes or no) A decision tree represents a function in the obvious way
decision tree: A tree-shaped structure that represents a set of decisions Decision trees are simple knowledge representation and they classify examples to a finite number of classes, the nodes are labelled with attribute names, the edges are labelled with possible values for this attribute and the leaves labelled with different classes Objects are classified by following a path down the tree, by taking the edges, corresponding to the values of the attributes in an object These decisions generate rules for the classification of a dataset See CART and CHAID
decision tree: a decision-making tool in which alternative options are portrayed graphically as branches on a tree; also referred to as a Decision Flow Diagram
decision tree: a device for structured decision making that spells out the choices and possible consequences of alternative actions
decision tree: A diagram used for making decisions in business or computer programming The "branches" of the tree diagram represent choices with associated risks, costs, results, and outcome probabilities By calculating outcomes (profits) for each of the branches, the best decision for the firm can be determined
decision tree: A series of questions used as a tool to analyze whether training is necessary to resolve a performance problem Topic areas: Staff Development and Organizational Capacity, Accountability and Evaluation, Volunteer Management, Operations Management and Leadership
decision tree: a hierarchical multi-way key, leading via a series of questions at the nodes of the tree to a decision at its leaves
decision tree: Graphical representation of a logical process
decision tree: A diagram consisting of nodes and branches that depicts the information for a decision problem (page 790)
decision tree: The decision tree, the fundamental analytic tool for decision analysis, is a way of displaying the temporal and logical sequence of a clinical decision problem Its form highlights three structural components: the alternative actions that are available to the decision maker; the probabilistic events that follow from and affect these actions, such as clinical information obtained or the clinical consequences revealed; and the outcomes for the patient that are associated with each possible scenario of actions and consequences
decision tree: A method of representing knowledge which makes structures decisions in a hierarchical tree-like fashion
decision tree: A tree-like way of representing a collection of hierarchical rules that lead to a class or value
decision tree: The fundamental analytic tool for decision analysis, is a way of displaying the temporal and logical sequence of a clinical decision problem Its form highlights tree structural components: The alternative actions that are available to the decision maker; the probabilistic events that follow from and affect these actions, such as clinical information obtained or the clinical consequences revealed; and the outcomes for the patient that are associated with each possible scenario of actions and consequences
decision tree: A graphical representation of a decision situation in which decision points (nodes) are connected together by arcs (one for each alternative on a decision) and terminate in ovals (the action which is the result of all of the decisions made on the path that leads to that oval)
decision tree: a graphic method of presenting various alternatives and outcomes; used to help solve complex sequential problems
decision tree: A type of expert system comprised of a branching structure of questions and possible responses designed to lead an agent to an appropriate solution to a customer's problem or provide needed information Decision-tree structures resemble an organizational hierarchy Decision trees are most appropriate where the problem type is broad and shallow Decision-tree systems work well for entry-level agents, because they walk the agents through specific questions and answers However, senior agents may not want to step through each branch, since they usually know some of the questions and answers; they may feel that working through the tree process actually slows them down See branch and expert system
decision tree: A graphical representation of the probable outcomes following the various decision options in a decision analysis
decision tree: A graphical representation of a decision situation in which decision situation points (nodes) are connected together by arcs (one for each alternative on a decision) and terminate in ovals (the action that is the result of all of the decisions made on the path leading to that oval) (9)
decision tree: A schematic (pictorial) representation of the relationship between decisions, risks and outcomes It can be used as a tool to evaluate alternative strategies and make decisions The decision tree breaks down a series of events and decisions into smaller, simpler, more manageable, independent segments These segments are represented as branches of a tree The lattice concept of the tree is also used to analyse events (see event tree) and to assess risk paths that are dependent on one another
decision tree: Method of representing alternative sequential decisions and the possible outcomes from these decisions
decision tree: Graphical representation of decisions involved in the choice of statistical procedures
decision was reached: a decision was made, a choice was made
decision-maker: a person in a large organization who is responsible for making important decisions
decision-making: Choosing among inputs in production or among products in consumption
decision-making: Decision-making is the process of reaching decisions, especially in a large organization or in government. the process of making important decisions
decision-making: the process of acting upon the best information available to determine a single course of action for future direction
decision-making: Methods and processes for group decision making
decision-making echelon: system in which a decision must be approved by each level of authority (from the lowest to the highest)
decisional: Of or pertaining to decisions
Subjects characterized as having achieved decisional equilibrium were well distributed throughout the range of decisional situations, although none of these individuals participated in more than nine different decisions.
framed decision: A decision maker’s conception of what will happen in the outcome of a decision
make a decision: To decide
You need to make a decision whether or not to go.
no decision: A game for which the starting pitcher does not record a win or a loss
Jones had three straight no decisions, but the bullpen eventually won all three games.
decisions: The exercise in writing or orally by the Comptroller of any discretion vested in her by, for example, the Patents Act 1977 and the Patents Rules 1995
extent decision: A decision regarding how much or how many to produce
decisional: {s} of or pertaining to a decision, coming from a decision
decisional: Having the power or authority to make decisions
decisions: plural of decision
decisions: choices made after thinking about something (e g I must make a decision about which car to buy )
decisions: The offers made by institutions to their applicants An institution can make one of three decisions: unconditional offer; conditional offer; unsuccessful (reject) Some details of the conditions are recorded by UCAS
decisions: A person should never go to work if it is raining in December On the days that she does go to work, she should take an umbrella when it is raining and an overcoat when it is windy Unless it is windy, she must always take her hat when going to work If it is windy in December, she should switch on her central heating