Sentence examples for a direct judgement from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the source height estimation was proposed to be used as a direct judgement of whether the current acoustic sensor array's observation is originated from the true source state or from the reverberation.

Initially the experts were asked to judge the entire image as to which image was better, and whether the difference was due to progression or repair; in other words to make a direct judgement as opposed to the inferred judgement in Exercise I.

Judgement Day, a direct copy of the Premiership London Derby day that opens the domestic season in England, had been floated by the Welsh Rugby Union since 2007, yet it took five years before the regions could actually agree to going along with the idea.

The quality of jobs such as due diligence and risk disclosure conducted by lead investors has a direct impact on crowd investors' investment judgement.

However, as the study by Wang et al. [ 27] aimed at investigating the processing differences between first and second language, a direct comparison between calculation and parity judgement was not conducted.

One of the key parts of news judgement has always been how many people it touches, whether that means a direct involvement or just an 'Oh my God that's terrible / fantastic' down the pub.

Hold off until tomorrow to make your final judgement about the high cost as we here in the States might get slightly different pricing rather than a direct conversion from the Japanese price.

There is no moral philosopher's stone, or no way of escaping the need for direct moral judgement.

Views on how to handle discordant opinions with the patient on the need for sickness certification ranged from "patient directed" to "directed by professional judgement".

Balancing the books is a judgement, not a science.

Is this a judgement on a specific console?