Sentence examples for judgements concerning from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Descartes writes that we do "frequently make mistakes, even in our judgements concerning pain" (Prin. 1 67).

Judgements concerning brushstroke characteristics were collected using the tool illustrated in Section 4. Numerical results obtained by human subjects were then used as a reference for assessing the accuracy of automatic measurements.

The results show the separation of seven groups distinguished by different attitudes to food technology, determined by their perception of risk, perception of uncertainty and by personal judgements concerning the utility, benefits and potential harm of using such technology.

The situation would be different if the antirealist could provide reasons for being particularly sceptical about our judgements concerning change and continuity – reasons for thinking that our beliefs about these features of our experience are more dubious than the belief that colour, sound or warmth are experienced.

This was necessary so that the real distinction between universal and individual at the ontological level did not make it impossible to explain how sense knowledge (fully centered on singulars) and intellective knowledge (centred on universals) could "meet" in judgements concerning individuals, as in "Socrates is a man".

#Calumny: lying to harm a person's reputation and providing opportunity to others to make false judgements concerning them.

Four of the five judgements concerned the diagnosis of dentine carious lesions, which resulted in three failures.Using the FDI criteria, the evaluators differed in six of 242 judgements for fractures and retention, in 27 of 242 judgements for marginal adaptation, in 13 of 242 judgements for wear and in five of 242 judgements for tooth integrity, before reaching consensus.

In a landmark judgement concerning privacy in the workplace, the grand chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that companies must give employees prior warning if they are monitoring their electronic communications.

When we speak of imaginary space, many are persuaded that it does not include any judgement on their part, but if one looks closely, one sees that the simple object of conception here is space and extension with its perceived dimensions from which we form a judgement concerning its imaginary nature.

Scientific judgement concerning lay perception of risk may also be important in the scientific advisory process that feeds into policy; for example, Hansen et al. ([2003]) report that experts view public concern about food risk as excessive (see also Eiser et al. [2002]).

The main limit of our study is tied to the fact that it is not possible to include in the choice experiment the effects of personal judgement and work-of-mouth judgement concerning one's experience at a restaurant, which literature and our results indicate as potentially important in the choice (Namkung and Jang 2007; Choi and Zhao 2010; Ha and Jang 2010; Ponnam and Balaji 2014).