Individual judgments and orders are preceded by a summary.
Third, the individual judgments obtained at the preceding stage are aggregated into group judgments.
"Force protection is not an exact science but a series of many, many individual judgments," the official said.
No, Ms. Sadin replied, because that list by definition had already made individual judgments about those included on it.
In this study, rough number is introduced to aggregate individual judgments and preferences and deal with the vagueness in decision-making.
Three studies examine how three factors generic to design, its typicality, clarity, and information content, relate to the accuracy of individual judgments about a brand's quality or personality.
Modified weighted least squares model (WSLM) based on vague sets is proposed to aggregate all individual judgments in group decision-making.
But sources say that Stewart never uses stop-loss orders on any stock, preferring instead to make individual judgments about each holding — which may contradict her wish to be free from involvement in small holdings.
The Guardian used that information on offences where ethnicity information was available – a huge sample of more then 596,000 individual judgments – to compare the outcomes for different ethnic groups.
But where employers form individual judgments about the causes of obesity, possibly ones about lifestyle or eating habits, without medical input, they may be accused of acting on stereotypical assumptions.
Asked if a group that received $1,000 from each bank last year could expect to receive $2,000 this year, Mr. Anderson said, "it's too soon to make individual judgments at this point".
