This distrust towards the ICTY is even more a cause for concern, given that it may be applied to previous judgments as well as decisions taken in the future.
The comparative method can also be applied to the freeing of judgment: although lacking a universal standard, we can nevertheless stand back from particular customs, by the mere fact of comparing them.
These alternative joining and splitting approaches can in turn be applied to the relationship of judgments within inferences or syllogisms.
We will see that some operators introduced in belief merging are instances of aggregation procedures that violate the independence condition and that such operators can be applied to hold concrete aggregation procedures to judgment aggregation problems.
In many companies computerized support systems are used in demand forecasting enabling interventions based on management judgment to be applied to statistical forecasts.
Moreover, the EV production and operating environment involves many participants, with complex relations between their interests, and requires therefore a high level of judgment to be applied to achieve optimization of multiple values.
The judgment could be applied to an economic proposal being floated by Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz and at least tacitly endorsed in one form or another by his rivals Rand Paul, Ben Carson, Mike Huckabee and Chris Christie: returning America to the gold standard.
In addition, it was expected that clinical judgment can be applied to assess the clinical relevance of the rate of occurrence of neuropsychiatric events, the primary aim of the trial.
Consequently, moral judgments cannot be applied to cultures too far removed in time and character from the culture in which they originate.
Many people 65 and older still have a great deal to offer from the experience and good judgment that can be applied to their work.
It is not surprising that human brains utilize specific neurocognitive mechanisms to assign finger movements and to produce emotional responses to a person relative to a computer given that prediction of movements of body parts and moral judgment can only be applied to human agents.
