Sentence examples for criterion for judgment from inspiring English sources
The charisma of individuals who gain authority cannot be a criterion for judgment.
Similarly, Williams (1979) identified values as a behavioral foundation, motivation, and criterion for judgment, preference, and choice.
The criterion for judgment, then, is communicability, and the standard for deciding whether our judgments are indeed communicable is to see whether they could fit with the sensus communis of others.
The main criterion for judgment was the correlation between the recruited pulmonary volume estimated by a new technique (CRF INview®) and the evolution of the PaO2 after application of three increasing levels of PEEP (5 10 15).
A priori estimate values, which can provide an approximately correct criterion for judgment, were simply calculated as follows, (6) where and are a priori estimates of the delay and delay rate at epoch k, and are a posteriori estimate values at epoch k − 1, and Δt is the integration time.
Extreme group and correlation analysis methods were used as the criterion for judgment in item analysis.
Our criteria for judgment are the taste of the broth, the mixture of fish and the quality of the accompaniments.
Wood claims to recognize that a novel "brings its own criteria for judgment with it," but his criticism belies that assertion.
Baker's literary theory and criticism emphasizes the distinctiveness of an African American mode of representation (both in literature and, more generally, in culture) and the ways in which criteria for judgment and appreciation must engage with paradigms outside the mainstream nonblack academic and critical traditions.
It renders contemporary the ancient jurisprudential meaning of critique as krisis, in which a tear in the fabric of justice becomes the occasion of a public sifting or thoughtfulness, the development of criteria for judgment, and the inauguration of political renewal or restoration.
