Sentence examples for judgements into from inspiring English sources
Negation enters the formation of thoughts, it does not divide judgements into positive and negative.
Quality indices make use of a series of judgements into a reproducible form and compile all the pollution parameters into some easy approach.
In general, the fundamental procedure to implement such methods involves the translation of the experts' verbal judgements into computable linguistic variables, the arithmetic operations of the linguistic variables, and the transformation of the derived outcomes back to the verbal terms.
The breakdown of these 64 judgements into the various attributes is: Attrition bias: symptoms (10); complications (9); safety (15).
A veteran of the Howard regime said the saga was beginning to call Mr Cameron's judgement into question.
"I was a bit anxious about telling the local authority barrister the next day," says Prince, "but she came up to me, thrust the Re B-S judgement into my hand and said "this changes everything"." The local authority solicitor agreed with Prince's new application.
The apparent levelling threat to my view of the singers' hierarchy turned out to be no such thing, for the confidante was soon to join the ranks of the great ones; but it is a testimony to the quality of Sutherland's voice even then, and in such a tiny role, that it should have called a whole system of judgement into question.
Envisaged Nuclear Power Plant transient performances are translated via experiments and expert judgement into lists of accidents.
Balotelli's influence was so negligible that it called Mancini's own judgement into question.
This study presents a new safety methodology that is capable of transforming qualitative expert judgement into probabilistic risk outcomes for offshore engineering systems.
This recognizes the claims of both intuitive judgements on low-level cases, and plausible high-level principles, and enjoins us to bring principle and judgement into equilibrium, possibly by tinkering with both.
