Sentence examples for colour judgments from inspiring English sources

Participants made initial old/new judgments, along with study colour judgments to words thought to be old.

Right-frontal ERP old/new effects were larger for high than for low confidence correct colour judgments, and the magnitude of the right-frontal effect was correlated with the proportions of low confidence judgments that were made.

Detection thresholds for colour judgments were lower than those for health and attractiveness, which did not differ.

Being a shareholder, season-ticket-holder or even only a regular attender was tantamount to an interest which could colour councillors' judgments, she said.The councillors were outraged.

Not only have their personal lives appeared to colour their judgment of the characters, but the film's quality too.

I put a value on humility, which then colours my judgment when it comes to other people's intellectual constructions.

Colour information influences judgments of attractiveness [40], [42], health [41] [43] and facial identity [44], and may contribute more to sex-discrimination than does shape information [45], [46].

I have engaged in my own personal therapy and supervision to ensure my shadows do not colour my professional judgment or the interventions I offer to clients any more than is acceptable or inevitable.

A twist in the wire, a slight crimp in sheet steel, a fine calculation of gravity, force and weight, of the harmonies to be gained from balancing grey with crimson, or ochre against blue – everything he made involves such exacting judgments of colour, form and mass, such skill with pliers and anvils.

A closer look at some of the top contenders at both events lends colour to Cox's judgment.

The main originality of this second study lays in the fact that we used both subjective and objective measurements to gauge the impact of colour, analyzing not only users' judgments but also their Website navigation and the items of information they memorized.