Hence, the impact of heels appears to be twofold: first, heels change the gait of a woman, hence change judgments of her attractiveness when she walks; second, heels also change her posture and body when she remains static.
He did caution that he reserved the right to change judgments once the final bill comes out, although it's unlikely that bill will look much different than what Baucus has already released.
In this study we investigated whether changed judgments of objects' distances after tool use can be ascribed to a scaling of the reachable range or to changed judgments of arm length.
This region is along the border with SMG and has been reported in a number of studies involving active phonetic change judgments [ 25, 26].
Through legal changes and judgments by the Federal Constitutional Court, the Länder have accumulated too many veto rights, offering many points of leverage for interest groups and making most reform exceedingly difficult.
causes neurological decay and is linked to memory loss, personality changes, impaired judgment, depression and dementia.
"It changes our judgment of the moral character of the individual making the abortion decision," says Bonnie Steinbock, a philosophy professor at SUNY Albany who is on the ethics committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
The Senate committee said its staff "did not find any evidence that administration officials attempted to coerce, influence or pressure analysts to change their judgments related to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction".
The committee did not find any evidence that administration officials attempted to coerce, influence or pressure analysts to change their judgments related to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities.
Mr. Cheney said he had discussed his heart condition with his doctors "before I signed on last July, and nothing has happened subsequent to that that changes their judgment with respect to my ability to be able to perform the responsibilities of" the vice presidency.
