It had previously discussed the first one: abolishing intermediate measures for judgments in certain areas and for certain types of claims.
With respect to a distinction between descriptions and a set of judgments intermediate between descriptions and verdicts, Sibley is straightforwardly particularist.
With respect to a distinction between a set of judgments intermediate between descriptions and verdicts and verdicts, Sibley is a kind of generalist and describes himself as such.
Lower and intermediate courts have issued conflicting judgments on the law, and the supreme court is now under intense pressure to give the final word.
This is because the multi-layer-index structure and row buffer occupy more RAM and registers to store intermediate results, and more logical judgments in the indexing and updating of multi-layer-index cause more occupation of LUTs.
As one commentator puts it: "the immanent sense of the judgment stands in an intermediate position between the real psychic act and the unreal logical content" (Oliva 2006, 97).
Nonetheless the prescription of anti-platelet agents remains a matter of clinical judgment for those at intermediate risk e.g. young patients with cardiovascular risk factors or older patients with no risk factors [ 11].
However, visual assessment of samples containing intermediate concentrations of antimicrobials is more difficult, even for experienced technicians which render the visual judgment of the colored reaction as in Delvotest SP-NT subjective (Suhren and Luitz. 1995; Stead et al. 2008).
An appeal was prosecuted through intermediate appellate courts to the Court of Appeals, where the judgment was affirmed without an opinion.
Disagreements on such matters as "abortion and the exercise of homosexual relations" are relegated to the level of "practical and pastoral judgment," with no account offered of intermediate processes that might allow material differences to develop.
Between perception and judgment, there is a series of intermediate acts: the act of presentation, which has as content second order phenomena, the act of abstraction and what Stumpf calls the acts of synthesis, whose specific contents are sets (Inbegriffe).
