Sentence examples for in which judgements from inspiring English sources

To examine higher level correlates of VSI, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to measure brain activity whilst human observers performed a visuospatial task involving interpolation across space: a three-element alignment task [8], [10], [30] in which judgements of collinearity were made using Gabor patches (see Figure 1).

First, the QIAS uses several ambiguous terms in the indicators upon which judgements are made (e.g., 'many'most'st', & 'appropriately'appropriately

Judgement analysis is a powerful decompositional tool but using it requires the researcher to overcome a significant methodological challenge: its generalisability depends on how well the tasks used as the basis for modeling a person's judgement represent the conditions in which such judgements are usually made [ 7- 9].

We found the risk of bias judgements themselves to carry a high level of subjectivity, in which different judgements can be justified in different ways.

These three claims form the core of Brentano's theory of judgement: The foundational thesis (1) concerns the relation between judgement and predication, the polarity thesis (2) determines the place of negation in judgements, and the existential thesis (3) determines a canonical form in which all judgements can be expressed.

In Williamson's view, there is a distinctive philosophical method in which intuitive judgements play a central role, but there is no warrant for classifying the relevant intuitions as a priori rather than a posteriori (Williamson 2013).

For example, Juslin and Olsson (1997) propose a model of confidence in which perceptual judgements are dominated by 'Thurstonian' uncertainty, internal noise such as stochastic variance in the sensory systems, whereas knowledge-based judgments are dominated by 'Brunswikian' uncertainty, external noise such as less-than-perfect correlations between features in the environment.

Having looked at gut reactions to him in focus groups and opinion polls, they are convinced that he fails the blink test, and quite badly.It is tempting to conclude from the blink test that politics is a shallow business in which profoundly important judgements are made with indefensible immediacy.

A judgement debtor's examination is a procedure in which the judgment debtor must go back to court.

The former Labour leader has also previously expressed concern that the inquiry has shifted from being a "lessons learned" process to one in which errors of judgement, or deception, are identified.

Moreover, there seem to be cases in which by surrendering judgement on some matters one can secure more time and resources for reflection and decision on things that are more important, or with respect to which one has greater capacity for self-direction.