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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Gut Instinct"”.

  1. Objective assessment of manufacturing technology investments

    … somewhat biased and decisions are often made on gut-instinct and excitement. In addition, the business case often fails to capture some of the more subjective, intangible elements of new technologies. Therefore, a technology decision-making framework based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) …

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  2. 'The Copper's Nose': A Grounded Theory of a Policing Phenomenon

    This thesis explores, defines, and theorises, for the first time, 'The Copper’s Nose' (Policing Sixth Sense): a phenomenon observed within policing. Employing Classic Grounded Theory Methodology and utilising primary interview data collected from officers across England and Wales, a substantive …

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  3. The integration of performance analysis approaches within the practice of competitive sports teams

    … of KPIs, whilst 43% also identified that their ‘gut instinct’ would often impact on their selection. Discussion: The key findings from this study provided specific insight relating to how coaches engage with PA approaches. In particular, these findings inform specifically on how PA impacts on …

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