Sentence examples for judging object from inspiring English sources

Observers were poorer at judging object movement when depth order was specified by parallax alone.

Nevertheless there was a clear intent to use the tool in a manner that was related to the judged object distance in all three sessions.

(A ) Top, mice judged object location with a single whisker.

An adult-like ability to use the auditory information to judge object size was reached only at 10 to 11 years, consistent with findings in speaker discrimination (Petrini & Tagliapietra, 2008).

This decreases student morale because people judge objects on their appearance.

But pleasure in the beautiful is not self-interested: we judge objects to be beautiful whether or not we believe them to serve our interests.

The eighteenth-century debate between rationalists and theorists of taste (or sentimentalists) was primarily a debate over the immediacy thesis, i.e., over whether we judge objects to be beautiful by applying principles of beauty to them.

According to his aesthetic theory, we judge objects to be beautiful not because they gratify our desires, since aesthetic judgments are disinterested, but rather because apprehending their form stimulates what he calls the harmonious "free play" of our understanding and imagination, in which we take a distinctively aesthetic pleasure (5:217 218, 287–287, 287).

However, the global assignment hypothesis predicts that participants would take all objects into account, even though they were only judging one object at a time.

He has very little to say about the judgment that an object is not beautiful, or about the displeasure associated with judging an object to be ugly.

The old scholarship was based on becoming a "connoisseur" -- judging an object by present-day universal standards of quality.