That, legal experts said, is an example of a judgment that is open to debate on appeal.
The simplest example of a judgment aggregation rule is propositionwise majority voting.
Doing this inevitably brings out conflicts where, for example, a specific judgment clashes with a more general conviction, or where an abstract principle cannot accommodate a particular kind of case.
The intelligible species are stored in the intellectual memory of the potential intellect [intellectus possibilis], which can then use them to form the corresponding concept in an act of thought, for example, in forming a judgment.
For example, suppose someone accepts a judgment expressible by saying, "If doing an action is wrong, George will do it".
For example, an alcoholic subject judgment that a pink rat is visible might be a disordered response to an experience of a shadow.
In this respect, it is not totally different from making a judgment, for example, that Beckett is a great playwright, the war against Iraq was wrong or the sheer existence of the universe is awesome.
For example, Kramer and Jacobson had participants make a judgment about a target while ignoring adjacent distractors.
One example is Judgment Day, a reality show in which a person judges other people, then interviews them to find out if their first impressions were correct.
As yet there are few concrete examples on which to base a judgment.
