Sentence examples for judgment oriented from inspiring English sources

I am looking for the kind of resource stability that will support what two noted authors have described as not just 'information, but...news judgment oriented to a public agenda and a general audience.'.

40 In the absence of such evaluation as routine analysis, careful clinical judgment will orient the management choice.

We are left with a general Kantian theory of human rationality that is essentially oriented towards judgment, and then in turn with specific Kantian accounts of the nature of judgment and of the various irreducibly different kinds of judgment, that are essentially oriented towards the anthropocentric empirical meaningfulness and truth of the proposition.

Participants were instructed to maintain fixation and make a discrimination judgment between a horizontally or vertically oriented bar that appeared at one of two possible peripheral stimulus locations (center of gray boxes) (see Fig. 1).

Aristotle's Politics, though not methodologically flawless overall, is a primary witness to this sort of clear-eyed acknowledgment and depiction of unreasonable social forms, practices and institutions within a descriptive theory oriented by the moral judgments of the theorist.

Manipulation of spatial attention by means of optokinetic stimulation biases temporal judgments in healthy subjects according to the side of space where attention is oriented: rightward attentional shifts induce temporal overestimation and leftward attentional shifts induce underestimation of temporal judgments [18].

These measures are usually drug or disease oriented and can be applied with little or no clinical judgment.

The judgments are made against four equally weighted linguistic criteria that are communicatively oriented, as shown in Table 1.

As we know, the scheme of pattern recognition presents an efficient frame for many judgment-oriented problems.

The difficulty felt here regarding the aesthetics of ambiance and actions could be attributed to the mode of contemporary Western aesthetic inquiry which is predominantly judgment-oriented (Böhme 1993).

It's singles oriented, not artist oriented.