North judged accurately that his losing spade would eventually be discarded on the heart ace.
But he said he would have to know more about the property to judge accurately.
A year earlier, Matisse had offended Picasso with the audacity of his "Blue Nude (Souvenir de Biskra)," which Picasso judged, accurately but pejoratively, as the oxymoron of a sensual subject in a decorative style.
It's not possible to judge accurately on the scrummaging ability of young props, as restricted scrums and differing rates of physical development can hide a lot at underage level.
In this, he was aligned with Breitbart News, which judged, accurately, that the President had endorsed "tweaks around the edges of the current strategy instead of a different approach".
The change in image which the observers cannot judge accurately should be less than –0.1.
So the crucial point is that the steam breakthrough should be judged accurately and identified quantitatively.
But I'm not sure how stewards watching on television will be able to judge accurately what is a car's width, or what is slightly less.
This book reinforces the image we have always had of George Washington's leadership and of his ability to judge accurately other men's characters and inspire them.
Another reason for why large employers pay more to workers of the same quality is that they are less able to judge accurately the productivity of their employees (so-called "monitoring costs").
Some of this looseness of game play leads to frustration; more than a few times in my play time, I've had to re-do a challenging environmental puzzle because it's hard to judge accurately how you can jump or what your character's capabilities ultimately are.
