Sentence examples for intensity judgment from inspiring English sources

This indicates that, at the center of the hurricane, individuals viewing the cone visualization increased their intensity judgment by 0.85 (almost a full wind gauge) more than those who viewed the ensemble visualization at the center of the hurricane.

This revealed that the association between distance from the center of the hurricane and change in intensity judgment is different from zero for each visualization (cone visualization: Estimate = −0.02, SE = 0.01, χ2 = 64.74, P < 0.001; ensemble visualization: Estimate = −0.04, SE = 0.004, χ2 = 10.74, P = 0.001) and stronger for the ensemble visualization (χ2 = 101.89, P < 0.001).

As for intensity judgment, we calculated the mean and standard deviation of intensity ratings of each test word in each dataset pooled from all the valid ratings (if a participant classified a test word as unfamiliar, his or her rating of emotion intensity, if any, was excluded; if a participant classified a test word as neutral, his or her rating of emotion intensity was recognized as 1).

In a series of three experiments Stein and colleagues [39] found that during a luminance intensity judgment task, participants reported higher intensities on trials in which there was an accompanying irrelevant auditory stimulus, even when the sound was located at a random position up to 45 deg away from the visual stimulus.

Fig. 7 Simple slopes of the interaction between distance and visualization type on change in intensity judgments.

Furthermore, we found an effect of decreasing intensity judgments with distance from the center of the storm that was greater for the ensemble display than for the cone.

First, we found a significant main effect of visualization type on average change in intensity judgments (γ 01  = −0.85, SE = 0.33, t-ratio = −2.58, df = 95, P = 0.01).

Our first study demonstrated that novice users interpret the size and intensity of a hurricane represented by an ensemble display and the cone of uncertainty differently, with relative lower size and intensity judgments over time for the ensemble display compared to the cone.

No significant associations between surgeons' or nurses' characteristics (i.e., age, gender, surgical specialty of employment, years of experience, or hospital type) and care intensity judgments were observed.> The overall mean care intensity scores for the 20 scenarios were 6.21 (SD 2.08) among surgeons and 5.76 (SD 2.26) among nurses, which did not differ significantly.

Finally the temporal poles have been reported to be active in tasks that require explicit evaluation judgments such as emotional intensity [42], aesthetic judgments [43] and contextual framing that influence judgments of emotion in others [44].

When analyzing the results of emotion type, intensity, and valence judgment, we first separated the survey results by participants' Chinese variety (Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Singapore), resulting in three subsets of data, which we refer to as "MC," "HK," and "SG" datasets, respectively.