Police officials said yesterday that the current policy was a simple approach based on judgment and training, and one official pointed out that the decision on whether to draw a weapon was often made in a split second and often tempered by fear.
"We absolutely would not prefer clearing the venue, but if one day the venue has to be cleared, I believe the police will use their professional judgment and training using minimum amount of force," he said.
Use good judgment when training.
The International Olive Council, the global governing body based in Madrid, tests oils by checking levels of oleic acid (a healthful fatty acid found in olive oil) and polyphenols (which indicate freshness), and getting the judgment of trained tasters.
But the Air Force has pressed to allow only rated pilots to operate larger vehicles that can travel across a theater of combat, arguing that even though Predator pilots sit in the safety of control booths back in the United States, the task of maneuvering bomb-laden aircraft through complex airspace requires the seasoned judgment of trained aviators.
Here we provide evidence for functional reweighting of a circuit that supports perceptual judgments through training.
We believe that this prediction model, combined with the judgment of trained healthcare personnel, could be useful for the early discharge of chest pain patients in populations with a low prevalence of ACS.
To measure the duration sensitivity of subjects' timing judgments, we trained rats to judge whether time intervals belonged to a long or short category (Gouvêa et al., 2014) (see Materials and methods; Figure 1a).
In the forced-choice grammaticality judgment tests, participants trained with the random training method performed significantly better than chance.
They most often get jobs that require little judgment and minimal training, like stocking shelves, cooking burgers and cleaning offices.
