Due to these precautions, the average intertrial interval (the period after the second 2500 ms judgment-period, J2 in Figure 1A and 2A) was only 1 TR (1400 ms), randomly jittered with ±700 ms in two-thirds of the trials [28].
"It was an error of political judgment in a period of crisis, and I think the secretary has learned from it," Mr. Ward said.
They or their surviving relatives have five years to do so, for any judgment involving the period from 1933 -- when Hitler took power in Germany -- until the end of World War II in 1945.
"None of these electronic tools replaces human judgment or experience, period," says Colonel Dan Pinnell, commander of the First Armoured Division's second brigade, who led the mission to restore Attica's border.
It is not "a collection of only high achievement based on the judgment of the period in which we live, which most collections are, but a living historical expression".
Whether a local county canvassing board's discretionary judgment during the protest period not to conduct a manual recount will be set aside during a contest period depends upon whether a candidate provides additional evidence that the rejected votes contain enough "legal votes" to place the outcome of the race in doubt.
To think is to make judgments based on knowledge: period.
"This celebration is not the opportune moment to make judgments on those periods of history," he said.
In terms of the parametric coding scheme, the noise will bring in errors to the feature parameters such as pitch period and voiced/unvoiced judgment.
One fairly recent and prominent example of this interplay between models and judgment came during the dot.com period.
Then, during the task period, the Benton Judgment of Line Orientation was displayed on the computer, with the next task displayed after the subject responded.
