Sentence examples for judgement through from inspiring English sources

Mandela developed his inner strength and political judgement through all his years in jail; and his letters to his family show how consistently he retained his self- control and self-respect, and exerted his authority over the warders themselves.

The three prisons in which he spent a total of 27 years became to him a kind of university where he finally took his law degree and sharpened his political judgement through constant debate with the other prisoners, who accepted his discipline as their leader.

Such a sense judgement, through comparative awareness, detaches the object from a given place and time, thereby preparing the way within the realm of sense cognition for intellectual cognition.[29] When we arrive at the threshold of intellectual cognition, we are entering the next step along the Bonaventurian journey.

In the context of this protocol, boosting as an ensemble method will be used as the approach to increasing the value of decision trees as it combines clinical judgement through the use of preselected features, and is more easily interpreted in the form of one final decision tree rather than a voting system.

While the DEMATEL method enables to identify and analyse the potential hazards of gas freeing process with respect to causal effect relation diagram, fuzzy sets deal with the uncertainty in decision-making and human judgements through the DEMATEL.

Embedding expert judgements through an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) about the effect of specific elements of the landscape on ecological diversity permits the most suitable agricultural areas to be selected by means of Geographical Information Systems GISS).

"It can only be right that inspections focus on teaching and learning, and that they form their judgements through close observation of what actually happens in the classroom and the progress pupils make, not raw statistics," said the NAHT general secretary.

In detail, the precuneus seems to be involved in social communication by contributing to empathic judgements through distinguishing self from non-self perspectives [39], [40].

The Delphi method elicits expert judgements through indirect group interaction.

Few articles report deliberate attempts to validate preliminary judgements through, for example, presenting initial analyses for discussion with at least some informants/knowledgeable people (e.g. Amin et al. 2007); and only some articles demonstrate analyst reflexivity (e.g. Alonso and Brugha 2006).

Now I'd have to sign on until the last judgement, jumping through all the hoops, before I'd be be eligible for any kind of payment.