Sentence examples for complex judgement from inspiring English sources

It was such a long and complex judgement - over two hours - that there was no sudden reaction.

By comparison, novices were attempting to make a more complex judgement on additional variables including the colour and texture of the cake, and actively looking at press characteristics.

There is no obstacle in forming the complex judgement "If A exists, then B does not exist", and yet we cannot symbolize it as "If A+, then B−".

In a complex judgement, the court said "passive euthanasia", or the withdrawal of food from a patient, may be considered in certain circumstances.

Executives may be in the easy position of saying they want both, but operational managers have the difficult task of motivating subordinates for both activities, and operators have a complex judgement to make about which approach to take in a situation that is suddenly presented to them.

He added: "In a long and complex judgement this morning Judge Riddle has decided that although Shrien Dewani remains unwell and, at the moment, unfit to plea, his mental health has improved to such an extent that it's now no longer either unjust or oppressive to allow him to be extradited back to South Africa".

In this way Brentano's theory of judgement may be applicable to a wider range of complex judgements (see Pasquarella 1987).

This can lead to complex judgements being made by search engines, albeit plenty of search de-listing requests do not require a degree in ethics to navigate — such as victims of abuse wishing their name to no longer be defined by news of their abuse.

This implies necessarily preparing them for the task of making complex judgements about their own work and that of others, and also for making decisions in uncertain and unpredictable circumstances in which they will find themselves in the future (Boud & Falchicov, 2006).

Further work investigating more semantically complex judgements is required to investigate organizational changes to the wider semantic system.

The GRADE system represents our current thinking about how to reduce errors and improve communication of these complex judgements.