Decision trees

four stanzas of five lines. Each stanza has a rhyme scheme of ABAAB. The poem begins by saying the problem and setting that a traveler comes to a fork in the road during the fall. Frost shows the reader that the season is fall by the color of the trees’ leaves, “yellow wood.” In the first two stanzas, Frost takes the role of the traveler and begins to explain both paths. One path being full of nature and beautiful while the other looking worn down and barren. Frost (the traveler) would like to…

outcomes of the decisions made. The consequences of ones choices might turn out to be positive or negative but these decisions have a significant impact in the way one’s life turns out to be. The poet, Robert Frost, begins the poem with describing a walk in the forest on a fall day as the leaves are turning yellow. As he walks, the road forks and comes a moment of decision regarding which direction to take. This is a metaphor for the times in life when one has to choose one path or decision…

elephants represent the failure of a choice. Where one or both of those involved doesn’t get what they desire or in the way it was desired. Using the crime metaphor again, one or both of them being caught by police. While the fertile lands and trees is the decision baring the sought after goal. The happiness they both can share in a way both will be happy. Again using crime, they both got away scot free. The train station to others was the current point of the argument. I don’t believe it to be…

level reader of this poem interprets that a single decision can potentially have a tremendous affect on the life of the decision maker. When understood and studied on a deeper level, a person realizes the way in which Frost brilliantly uses vocabulary, punctuation, and description to further his point: decisions make your life; they do not destroy it. Lines 13-15 are a perfect description of this. The narrator portrays the understanding that one decision leads to another, so he doubted his…

My Reflection of Mission Command During my career I have been involved in several situations that I could make decisions using the philosophy and principles of mission command, but I have had lack experience and knowledge about these issues. As a direct leader, I was joint with my Soldiers following orders, many times without think about aspects in connection with the mission command activities. Nowadays, after the mission command lessons in…

during end of life care. With that being said, the decision of end of life or palliative care can be very difficult and at time there can be ethical issues that arise. Hopkins, Kott, Pirozzi, Deppoliti & Pond, et al., (2011) wrote an article common issues that arise when caring for patients with chronic renal disease and aiding them to make end of life decisions. The article talks about how nurses can help their patients make these decisions and how they can do that in a way that the…

People have the right to make "important decisions about their lives for themselves according to their own values or conceptions of a good life, and in being left free to act on these decisions" (Brock 227). This allows people to take responsibility over their own lives as long as the person can make decisions. “For many patients near death, maintaining the quality of one’s life, avoiding great suffering, maintaining one’s…

levels of oxygen. These situations are ethically tough to evaluate, as their is never a right or wrong answer, but more so using one 's best clinical judgement if the patient still holds the capacity to make sound decisions. If the physician believed as if Ed 's symptoms are effecting his decision making ability, then I believe Dr. Goldstein 's act of calling Bert was ethically sound. "It is a patient 's written directive to continue or to withhold treatment or to administer painkilling drugs if…

In nursing practice decision-making is pivotal to delivery of quality patient care. Nurses are trained to make critical decisions that can often save a life. The NMC Code 2015 emphasises on decision making skills when it states that” make sure that peoples physical, social and psychological needs are assessed and responded to. The people left in nurse’s care rely and trust that decisions made regarding their care are in their best interests. Nurses make decisions on a daily basis from the most…

Management Structure Change by Coco Cola Description: Coco Cola, a global leader in beverage industry recently announced few major management changes for streamlining the business operations. This is the major move by the current president Mr.Quincey.The change is made internationally to improvise the alignment of its operating units and to promote and develop efficient leaders. The chief executive officer Mr.Kent, announced that the international structural change is intended to lay a good…