Sentence examples for direct judgement from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the source height estimation was proposed to be used as a direct judgement of whether the current acoustic sensor array's observation is originated from the true source state or from the reverberation.

Initially the experts were asked to judge the entire image as to which image was better, and whether the difference was due to progression or repair; in other words to make a direct judgement as opposed to the inferred judgement in Exercise I.

There is no moral philosopher's stone, or no way of escaping the need for direct moral judgement.

Direct assessment after extubation was also to be analysed using a Proportional Odds Model, including the evaluation/judgement prior to intubation as a covariate.

Views on how to handle discordant opinions with the patient on the need for sickness certification ranged from "patient directed" to "directed by professional judgement".

Like the prophets of the Bible they both were direct in their judgement of societies failures while at the same time offering a vision of what could be.

We believe that the views we refer to as "compromising" and "directed by professional judgement" are better for patients, physicians, and society than is the case with the "directed by the patient" view, where the physicians' issue sick notes against their professional judgment, and – as it often seems – also against the rules and regulations of the health care system.

An alternative diagnosis of the apparent unfalsifiability would be that everyday methods offer no alternative direct route to judgements of knowledge save that behind the original intuition; this is consistent with the intuition being synthetic and so subject to independent theoretical assessment (see Papineau 2014: section V).

What I want to prevent is the polarizing critical judgement directed towards suicide victims and survivors.

To examine differences between action and visual feature judgements, direct contrasts of these two tasks were performed.

Pilots and crew often opted to use their own judgement by direct sighting with considerable success.