Sentence examples for judge methodology from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is progress on the methodology and theory front of future studies to find ways to create better scenarios.3 However, rules for how to distinguish between good and bad scenarios in a scientific sense are still missing because rules to judge methodology or theory cannot be found in theory or methodology in itself.

His first difficult decision is whether or not to launch an appeal against the size of the awards and, possibly, the judge's methodology in apportioning the damages.

Curiously, neither the US nor the OAS judged this methodology problematic in the run-up to the elections.

Judged by that methodology, URS is looking more expensive that other firms in the index.

A detailed methodology to judge similar aftershocks for more complicated cases is described in Hiramatsu et al. (2011).

The methodology to judge the warning regions is simple but effective to quickly grasp the regions to be strongly shaken.

Fig. 8 a Application of the methodology to judge the warning regions based on the observed real-time seismic intensity to M7.3 event.

Like the methodology to judge the warning regions, a real-time forecast of ground motions based on the observed strong motions is considered to be fruitful making up for weak points of the typical EEWs (e.g., Kunugi et al. 2009; Hoshiba and Aoki 2015).

In addition to these features found from the reliably recorded triggered data set, we present a potential of the real-time continuous strong-motion observation starting with 'Kyoshin monitor' and by demonstrating the methodology to judge the warning regions based on the observed real-time seismic intensity and the real-time interpolation of the strong motions using IDW method.

"We have no methodology to judge the comparative effectiveness of new technologies," McCallister acknowledged, although the latest economic stimulus package does include $1.1 billion to fund comparative-effectiveness research which is a polite way of saying it's time to get to the bottom of whether a given treatment is worth the price.

That resulted in the "two" rating, he said, adding that if the team been judged on the 1998 methodology, it would have been rated a "four".