It quoted a source saying the officers had been "extra cautious" since the judgment.
Did you ever stop to think we are living in a time when, more than ever, we need extra kindness and less judgment?
Instead, when we recognize that we're lost, once again, in feeling we "should" be perfect, we practice letting that thought go, and get back to doing our best without extra layers of self-judgment.
In the first (extra-practice) group, judgments became more accurate and less variable than among the pencil-and-paper workers.
Extra point Burke's final judgment: "Fox's conservatism may have cost his team slightly, but he didn't decide the outcome of the game".
Aesthetic judgment is an extra step of a mind that has registered an aesthetic experience, from which it may be excited to induce a rule.
A final complication is the savvy first baseman who "cheats," that is, tries to fool the umpire by lifting his foot off the bag just before he snags the throw, suggesting by such misdirection that the ball arrived sooner than it did and possibly gaining an extra split-second of umpire judgment.
Women with veils or head coverings and men with beards who appeared Arab were much more likely to be subjected to extra security measures when the judgment was made by a person than when it was made by a computer, he said.
Besides, the current HS identification method involved visual inspection, which was based on subjective judgment, and inevitably introduced extra error into the measurement.
When I first visited, last March, 40% of the most recent entrants needed - in the judgment of their primary schools - extra help to achieve their full potential.
