Economy is also a remarkable feature of the art of Achebe; and no more than Conrad should he be required to render a judgement for all time on every aspect of African civilization.
Serbian human rights activist Natasa Kandic told the BBC that it was an important judgement for all Serbs.
An indefinite proposition is said to be true if it yields a true proposition (Łukasiewicz says 'judgement' for a definite proposition) for all values of its variables, it is false if it yields a false judgement for all values, and is neither true nor false if it yields true judgements for some values and false judgements for others.
The comparative judgement method, for all four courses, generated highly reliable sets of scores, with Cronbach's Alpha and Separation Index coefficients exceeding 0.9.
So if an adequately informed and competent person decides, after deliberation, that it is worth subjecting herself to a given risk in return for $10,000 then we should not just assume that s/he is acting against her better judgement since, for all we know, the $10,000 is more valuable to her than avoiding the risk (Wilkinson 2005).
Uncertain conditional judgements create difficulties for all propositional theories.
This compares to a macro-average positive judgement of 0.62 for all three annotators.
The percentage of agreement (i.e. percentage of papers for which the judgement of all three independent evaluators were the same) is also shown.
Examination of the contribution of each participant to the ICC, for all judgements and for each construct revealed all participants to be performing equally well; therefore, all 24 participants were included in the subsequent analyses.
With the familiarity estimates, but not with the know judgements, we found that for all participants negative pictures (whether of high or low impact) were judged to be more familiar than the neutral ones.
