Sentence examples for judgment practice from inspiring English sources

He identified as wise men those who suspend judgment (practice epochē) and take no part in the controversy regarding the possibility of certain knowledge.

He concluded that man must suspend judgment (practice epochē) on the reliability of sense perceptions and simply live according to reality as it appears.

The political situation, however, still remained confused, so "the principle of Olympian judgment practiced by the Encyclopædia Britannica at long leisure in more stable times" was abandoned in favour of letting each nation's spokesman give its own account of its affairs since 1910.

Serious injuries and fatalities result from improper judgment or practice during rock blasting.

The six mechanisms shown in those pictures are an abstraction of typical mechanisms; a real system support trust judgment in practice may involve several mechanisms.

The centrality of Vitruvian principles in architectural theory prompts further questions answered at least obliquely in the aesthetics of architecture as to what sort of principles these are (useful for judgment, guiding practice, etc).

This is a moral judgment in practice, but whose articulation in our nation's debate seems non-existent.

Instead, tumour progression was reported by physicians according to their standard assessment schedule, judgment, and practice.

Finally, the utilization of RRT was not necessarily standardized and clinical judgment and practice may have varied between clinicians.

In observational studies, decisions about use of adjuvant chemotherapy are influenced by patient preferences, doctors' judgment, and practice patterns.

Formal, prespecified, and scheduled assessments for tumor response were not required, and tumor response or progression was reported by physicians according to their standard judgment and practice.