Sentence examples for hand judgments from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, judgments of beauty are based on feeling, they do not depend on subsuming the object under a concept (in particular, the concept of a purpose which such an object is supposed to satisfy), and they cannot be proved.

Our findings showed that elderly subjects were less accurate and slower than their younger counterparts in their left-right hand judgments, and were particularly impaired in the most difficult conditions.

The Perspective-taking RT was defined as the relative increase in RT for making a hand judgment for front versus back facing figures using the formula [ mean Front RT-mean Back RT /mean Back RT], using only correct trials.

On the other hand, however, judgments of beauty are unlike judgments of the agreeable in not involving desire for the object; more importantly and centrally, they make a normative claim to everyone's agreement.

Real-life students take real-life classes and hand down judgments of real-life professors in a virtual forum.

On the other hand, numerosity judgments could depend, at least in part, on a texture density cue [12].

On the other hand, repeated judgments would hardly result in increased reliability, given the small variance component of 0.71 for facet O (occasion).

She had a single piece of paper in her hand — a judgment, in her favor.

On the other hand, the judgment may be for the defendant, negating the plaintiff's claim for relief.

In between, though, he has returned to the commission to hand down judgment on the national economic and budgetary policies of all governments.

That is the definition of descriptivism: Johnson put himself to finding out what the language was, not handing down judgments on what it should be.