Sentence examples for judging among from inspiring English sources

The twist is that the performers have to conduct the judging among themselves.

Such arguments for atomism highlight Gassendi's anticipation of the modern notion of inference to the best explanation (IBE) as a means of judging among competing hypotheses.

If, for all their faults, claims based on sensory information are more reliable than those based on reasoning (about sensory information or anything else), then we ought not appeal to the latter as a basis for judging among claims of the former.

How on earth would I judge among all these great works?

He wanted Nature to be more like a newspaper and to be judged, among other things, by how fast it published scientific news.

When they are released next year, the '07s may not be judged among Burgundy's best, but they certainly will be enjoyable, at least.

Justice, then, would not be a definable rule, but an ability to move and judge among rules in their heterogeneity and multiplicity.

They only judge among the good ones because everybody takes bad photos.

The result was not judged among his best works, but it marked the emergence of the 19-year-old Darcey Bussell, whom he picked to dance the young heroine.

However, in our study the proportion of obese patients with body mass index of >30 or clinically judged, among fatal and survived cases were found to be similar (p = 0.912, Table  1).

Judging from interest among his students, he jokes, Facebook entrepreneurism could be "a stand-alone major" at business schools.