Sentence examples for cause judgments from inspiring English sources

To issue search warrants, an individual must be capable of making the probable cause judgments involved.

Therein lies the agony and the ecstasy of the media: with words, sounds, and images, we convene trials, summon the accused, calls witnesses, and cause judgments to be made.

Glymour et al. argue that this leaves out the critical notion of a change in state, and they point out that actual cause judgments can be sensitive to the prior state of the system (such that a causal model with an identical set of variable values can lead to different actual cause judgments depending on which state preceded it).

Though we can't get rid of them, we can learn to be alert to them and compensate for them monitoring our decision making so that our thinking traps don't cause judgment disasters.

And even when he's parked on the rooftops, sleep deprivation can cause judgment to become fuzzier, meaning the wrong presents are bound to be traveling down the wrong chimneys.

Of course, the discoveries of an illegal search cannot be used to validate the probable-cause judgment upon which the legality of the search depends.

When it comes then to a truly evident judgment, propositions which are per se nota can cause evident judgments because the truth of those propositions can in no way be doubted.

Only clear appearances (apparentiae clarae) can cause veridical judgments.

Like Aristotle, he holds that appearances from what we perceive under "normal" conditions cause true judgments.

Concurrent timing caused sequencing judgments to become slower, less accurate, and less sensitive relative to sequencing-only conditions.

When we look at our negative feelings as feedback rather than as cause for judgment of ourselves or others, we can work with the information in a healthier way.