We're demanding that the government stops using the work capability assessment to judge whether people with mental illness should receive benefits, until the test is improved.
The agreement "has many risks, but also presents many opportunities," says General Eisenkot, "Our role is to look at the risk prism and the capability prism and to judge from that--not to assume that the worst-case scenario will take place, because that is as dangerous as the best-case scenario.
In order for the Capability Approach to be used to judge the quality of life and justice of social arrangements we need to identify what choices, or capabilities, are required for someone to have adequate life quality.
Sometimes, however, Mr. Taylor had to rely on photographs taken during parades and air shows to judge the capabilities of aircraft.
In order to judge the capabilities of these turbulence models, heat transfer parameters (Nuw, kr/kf) are estimated from numerical data and together with the pressure drop are compared to commonly used correlations for parameter estimations in fixed-bed reactors.
Watching how leaders deal with a crisis is a great way to judge their capabilities.
Their coffee budget is probably as much as we've spent to create this device!… So now they have a way to judge our capabilities by taking a real device and looking at it, and seeing what it does".
Under circumstances where guidelines cannot be clearly applied, the DAA most likely relies on his/her own perceptual capabilities, work experiences, etc. to judge the network risk level, yet little prior research has investigated exactly what factors are actually being considered.
In our own survey, we used two chief measures to judge self-perceived capability.
Furthermore, to judge the generalization capability of the model tree method, the model developed based on laboratory data set was validated with the prototype run-up measurements on the Zeebrugge breakwater, Belgium.
