An NCP can provide some remediation, but it can not function as a CSR judge that gives binding statements.
The common view at the beginning of the twentieth century was to make the most efficient use of this kind of judgment by representing the data in shapes and forms in such a way that the "eye" can function as a reliable judge to reduce bias.
Yet, in light of the value pluralism so characteristic of modern societies, it remains unclear who could function as an impartial judge when it comes to determining what is (more) valuable and what is not.
In 2007, a memorandum from an associate investigation commissioner, Robert Joyce, to Ms. Stark said that having Mr. Patricof as an administrative law judge — and functioning as a senior judge, while his wife was a ranking official — "continues to be a lightning rod for criticism and allegations, many of which D.O.I. has been obligated to investigate".
"The algorithm functions as a mechanical judge in a voice-based beauty contest", wrote Chamorro-Premuzic and Adler in The Harvard Business Review.
It has taken separation out of the political equation and allowed the SNP to function as a party which is judged on its competence or otherwise as a governing party in a devolved legislature.
"They function together as a family," Judge Pressler wrote of the two women, who had lived together for 14 years.
General Ayres will function as both judge and jury.
Second, consider the claim that my mental states (or the mental subject itself) are as suited as objects in space to function as a reference whereby I can correctly judge the temporal order of my past experiences.
Sent, too, was the Congos' blissful Heart of the Congos, which, the Doctor judged, would function as a wake-up call, it being the pinnacle of mid-Seventies dub.
It's hired Sharon Osbourne as a judge.
