The initial allocations were based on the judgement of an experienced human exposure scientist; each assessment was then independently peer reviewed and if necessary, a consensus assessment agreed.
In this judgement, Kagan agrees with Cornelius Nepos, who said that the Athenians' extravagant opinion of Alcibiades's abilities and valor was his chief misfortune.
In this judgement, Peck agrees with Jaeger, who said that the imminent political decision imbued Demosthenes's speech with a fascinating artistic power.
Weirdly, my friend seemed OK with it – I assumed they'd already talked it out – and the girl was hot, so, perhaps against my better judgement, I agreed.
However, ministers have yet to study the full judgement or to agree how to respond to the latest ruling from Strasbourg.
Crucially, social judgement scheme analyses 15 supported the hypothesis that group monitoring processes led the groups to agree on judgements that reflected the highest consensus in the group, rather than simply converging on the mean of members' judgements (which is prone to outlying erroneous individual judgements).
Answers ranged from 'Not at all relevant' to 'Extremely relevant' for relevance questions, and from 'Strongly disagree' to 'Strongly agree' for judgement questions.
Some people might think that affects your judgement but I don't agree.
Comparing signals in the spectral domain avoids this problem and can produce results that agree with human judgement.
If patients do not agree with the judgement of the insurance company on the liability or the financial compensation, patients can approach a civil court.
Negative tactics (tactics−): subjects must agree with statements reporting judgements of correct and honest behaviour; for this reason they cannot use "intentional deception" mechanisms involved in the Machiavellian Intelligence Hypothesis.
