Deciding on priorities requires hard judgements and we suggest here some principles that might be useful.
Left precentral gyrus demonstrated a significant effect of control, with a stronger response to hard judgements compared to easy judgements.
The reason for this is that voters can be absolutely certain that acting is taking place, a harder judgement when someone is playing closer to their own appearance and delivery.
Moody's goes a bit further, reasoning that governments can and will rescue an individual bank, even if they lack sufficient resources to bail out the whole system in a crisis.Given the extent of state support, the hardest judgement for Moody's and S&P was where to cap the ratings.
In line with this proposal, we found that dorsal AG/IPS showed above baseline activation when attention to visual features was necessary to perform the task, particularly for harder judgements.
But as we should now have learned repeatedly, allowing the financiers to pile in en masse brings not the hard-nosed judgement of the market, but uncertainty, chaos and confusion.
"But if you apply a three percent discount rate to this, that means that a human life five hundred years from now is only worth $3.81 today," "Ultimately, we can't rely on only numbers — we have to make really hard value judgements," Dr. Partnoy said.
Instead, cinema owners subscribed to a weekly bundle of single-sheet reports offering hard-nosed judgements about whether a picture would play to a packed auditorium or two blokes and a dog.
Nobody should make a hard and fast judgement on a team's worth based solely on the past few weeks.
B&N didn't have the software finalized during our briefing, so it's not quite fair for me to make hard and fast judgements on performance.
