Sentence examples for judgment of distance from inspiring English sources

He is said to have instituted in his teaching the scientific principles of boxing: countering blows, accurate judgment of distance, and agile footwork.

The improved judgment of distance obtained by viewing an object with both eyes conferred considerable biological advantage in the struggle for survival.

But he had never gone 12 rounds and late in the contest, Selby's judgment of distance saw him evade shots smartly to land eye-catching work.

Inhibiting judgment of distance so I can't pick up Nacho's leash or put it securely on its hook.

Different from previous studies that used accuracy as criterion of biases (such as judgment of distance and bearings), we used reaction times in recalling relative locations as a measure of the distortion and segmentation in the psychological representations of the physical space.

They experienced tunnel vision and believed firmly that their judgment of distance had weakened.

Active arboreal locomotion also requires a much more accurate judgment of distances than life on the ground; this is facilitated by the development of stereoscopic vision, the anatomic basis of visual judgments in depth.

He argues for his skepticism about extraordinary modal knowledge on the basis of an analogy with judgments of distance by the naked eye.

He maintains that in a range of cases, naked-eye judgments of distance are reliable, though fallible; and likewise in a range of cases, modal judgments about ordinary practical matters and scientific matters are also reliable, though fallible.

However, he argues that just as judgments of distance by the naked eye break down in certain cases, judgments about extraordinary modal claims based on conceiving or imagining a situation that appears to verify a statement equally break down.

We converted paired comparison judgments of distance to thresholds for a just-noticeable difference.