University of Chicago astrophysicist Michael Turner thinks the results are intriguing but reserves judgment for the moment.
This raises the intriguing question of whether judgments about paths of motion are based upon some form of static memory trace (or 'motion smear' [2] [5]), upon which subsequent spatial discriminations can be judged.
Cassandra hesitates to make a judgment, but for an intriguing prediction read the thoughts of Paul Saffo, a leading forecaster based in Silicon Valley.
But figures can also make up such intriguing compositions as "African Law and Judgment," which looks almost Egyptian in its hierarchy of figures.
And yet, she's so richly layered that I find her an intriguing and even occasionally – against my better judgment – identifiable character.
Lewis accomplishes this in his usual way, by telling fascinating stories about intriguing people, and leaving readers to make their own judgments about what lessons should be learned.
A further intriguing aspect of the Store is that its editorial judgments sometimes differ from those of the screened or streamed BBC.
For creditors, a very intriguing provision is found in § 7(b), which allows a judgment creditor to levy upon the asset transferred or the proceeds of that asset if it has already been liquidated by the transferee.
That's the intriguing possibility raised by the government's decision to allow judgments to be broadcast from the courts of England and Wales.
Away in the distance, in splendid isolation, Ilya Gaponov's Traveling Waves, an intriguing array of charred discs on poles, paid simultaneous tribute to the Last Judgment and eclipses of the sun.
Here we demonstrate an intriguing mechanism which integrates direction information across time in order to optimize the judgment of path deviation for moving objects.
