Sentence examples for judged time from inspiring English sources

"How this war is judged, time will tell".

Every balance, every tempo feels freshly considered and aptly judged; time and again expressive details leap out in sharp focus without distracting unduly.

It has been judged time and time again by the Department of Justice to have clear systemic failures in its treatment of citizens, and is currently under a consent decree, meaning it's being pushed by the feds to make reforms at every level.

Nonetheless, telling participants that the task they had to perform might last for up to 3 hours may have helped to induce an anchor effect [51], [52], for it is not totally impossible that participants judged time as being longer on the basis of this anchor.

Mean judgement errors are the mean of the trial-by-trial differences between judged time and actual time of event onset (judged time minus actual time).

These related to 1) The mother- clinical characteristics of mother and baby, physical and psychosocial factors and family 2) The context - local geography and transport assessment, judged time available for transfer and 3) The characteristics of the service - use of guidelines, impact for the midwife, workload for the midwives unit, attitude and capacity of the receiving unit.

How you judge patience depends on how you judge time.

Hazlewood said it was up to the player himself to judge time spent off the field and any potential repercussions.

That's partly why someone with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder has trouble judging time intervals and grows impatient with what seems like the slow passage of time.

Humans are hopeless at judging time intervals of minutes, hours and days on our own – hence our reliance on watches and calendars.

"It was hard to judge time and space because it was just this open expanse.