Sentence examples for judgements of when from inspiring English sources

The column "human-made" denotes the judgements of when the score greater than or equal to 3 in questionnaire item (1), while the column "machine-generated" denotes those with the score less than 3. Table 8 indicates that the reading passage and the correct answer tend to be more mentioned as the rationale for judging an item as human-made rather than as machine-generated.

They are too ornery for that, too perverse in their judgement of when to play and when not.

Moses' rituals include meticulous attention to daily workouts, including speed drills that involve pushing his body to the limits, but also utilizing his judgement of when to rest.

The practice staff made the judgement of when this criterion applied.

This could help you make a judgement of when to approach a dog or when to stay away.

I'm not really sure why I focused so much energy on the judgements of everyone else when at the end of the day, I knew that my husband and I LOVED the wedding that we had planned.

According to Islamic teaching, there will a be a Day of Judgement when all of humanity will be judged by Allah.

He is rarely allowed by the Premier League to speak in public because of a lack of judgement when facing the media that has caused embarrassment in the past.

To the best of our knowledge, the ways in which risk of bias judgements change when they are based on more detailed reports of trials, such as those contained in clinical study reports, have not been previously investigated.

The specific aim of the current study was to test how QBA judgements of behavioural expression differed when observers viewed footage of pigs whose emotional state had been putatively altered through prior treatment with Azaperone compared to control pigs treated with saline.

The conclusions were that repair indeed exists according to the majority judgements of the panel, but when the time sequence was blinded it was not possible for expert readers to distinguish cases with progression from cases with repair based on specific features considered relevant to repair, such as sclerosis, recortication, and filling-in of erosions.