Sentence examples for judgment is reflected from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, among the biggest supporters of both have been the world's investors, at least insofar as their collective judgment is reflected in market prices.

The especially close connection between judgments of beauty and the faculty of judgment is reflected in Kant's view that the feeling of pleasure in a beautiful object is felt in virtue of an exercise of reflective judgment (Introduction VII, FI VIII).

That judgment was reflected in two statements by President Clinton in the immediate aftermath of the bombings.

That judgment was reflected in the Aug. 1, 2002, legal opinion signed by Jay S. Bybee, then head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.

And this is reflected in our concepts and judgments.

The conflict with the father is reflected directly in Kafka's story Das Urteil (1913; The Judgment).

If the verdict stands, then the costs of the judgment will be reflected in the cost of mobile devices".

A subsequent sub-processing of accessing the analogical magnitude that greatly depends on spatial attention could be separated and identified by a later N400 component, which is when multi-representational small Chinese numerals can apply their "short cut" of being a concrete magnitude, ready to facilitate the magnitude judgment, as can be reflected by an attenuated N400 component.

A possible objection to the view that the OFC is reflecting subjective coherence judgments may be that OFC activation could simply be due to stimulus characteristics, rather than to subjective perception.

The paired comparison method can relieve the burden of judgment on decision-makers, which can, in turn, be reflected in the unquantifiable judgment of human feeling and the consistency of the evaluation can thus be examined.

If the BG are involved primarily in evaluative judgment (executive) functions this should be reflected in impaired behavioral responses of BG patients when compared to healthy controls.