Sentence examples for direction of judgment from inspiring English sources

Note that in this picture the direction of judgment is from the academy as a general enterprise with its own norms to the individual who is required to conform to those norms, and not the other way around.

The direction of the judgment, compressed or expanded, was counterbalanced.

One participant had unusable data on their first session (placebo) because they misunderstood the direction of the judgments being made, preventing the staircase from converging on a threshold.

For one thing, Mr Villalón's ruling is not binding on the ECJ, although the advocate-general's views normally point in the direction of the eventual judgment.

With respect to the direction judgments of the moving sound source, a majority of the subjects had a hit-rate of 100% and all of them had a hit-rate of at least 95%.

That leads to the second problem: the so-called knockouts – the other factors that can change the direction of policy – are clearly matters of judgment, not of fact.

Of course, projecting the direction of interest rates requires a judgment about the economy.

Unlike FEF (cf. Fig.  2), such BOLD signal changes in MT+ increased only when participants were instructed to make a judgment on the direction of moving dots.

Aren't judgments about the direction of our country the exclusive preserve of the political branches?

Going by the published minutes, all the talk at the Bank's policy-board meetings has been far more orthodox: the timing of a rate rise will depend on the usual central-bankerly judgments about the direction of the economy.If anything, the minutes suggest that the Bank has softened its stance recently.

The second purpose of this study was to scrutinize whether calibration of putting direction generalizes to perceptual judgments of the direction of the perfect aiming line and/or vice versa.