The phrase "advance judgment" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be interpreted as making a judgment ahead of time or before all information is available, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "It is important to avoid advance judgment until all the facts are presented."
Alternatives: "preliminary judgment" or "initial assessment".
By offering this definition, Aristotle is able to advance the judgment that time does exist, because it is an entity in the category of quantity: time is to motion or change as length is to a line.
Just as a men can never fully appreciate what women go through day to day in a male patriarchal society, from cat calls to sexual advances to judgment based off appearance rather than merit, whites can never truly comprehend the daily racial indignities that blacks experience from sunup to sundown.
But from the perspective of the liberalism within which Harel writes, neither the state nor the political theorist can make in-advance substantive judgments on what does and does not have a place in the marketplace of ideas.
"To spot a bubble in advance requires a judgment that hundreds of thousands of informed investors have it all wrong," Mr. Greenspan said in 1999.
"To spot a bubble in advance requires a judgment that hundreds of thousands of informed investors have it all wrong," he told a Congressional hearing.
But since we can never know in advance whether a judgment will prove to be sound or flawed, we must consider what personal qualities are likely to generate good judgments.
By applying clustering algorithms in SMR classification system, no in-advance experience-based judgment was made on the number of extracted classes in this system, and it was only after all steps of the clustering algorithms were accomplished that new classification scheme was proposed for SMR system under different failure modes based on the ratings obtained via continuous and discrete functions.
None of the lawyers involved had been given the normal advance drafts of the judgment to check for mistakes and to prepare their submissions.
Almost all Chinese trials end in conviction, and in a case this sensitive senior leaders will have approved the judgment in advance.
