"The CPS isn't equipped to make legal judgments in this area, which involves complex industrial regulation," he said.
It requires qualitative information of performance, which involves professional judgment and consensus of experts.
He identified Wesenwille (natural will), which involves a judgment of the intrinsic value of an act rather than its practicality and which varies in degree of rationality, and Kürwille (rational will), which is a conscious choice of means to a specific end.
Research on big data and capital markets mainly depends on manual identification, which involves subjective judgments, causing differences to remain between keywords selected in most studies.
Of most interest, before and after studying the exemplars, participants made category learning judgments (CLJs), which involved predicting the likelihood of correctly classifying novel birds into each family.
But the same sort of evidence which is cited in support of the view that addicts' behavior is regulated by some kind of judgment-like state the content of which involves an endorsement of their drug-taking can be cited in support of the view that the very same addicts also have a judgment-like state with a conflicting content.
A priority is defined as an element or condition judged to be more important than another, which involves an exercise in "judgment" and the use of "values" that sustain the quality of a priority [ 21].
A practical issue is to determine the number of relevant factors, which involves a certain amount of subjective judgment.
Participants were submitted to a laterality judgment of self and others' hands (Experiment 1 and 3), which involves a sensory-motor mental simulation.
(Dreier 1993) The thought that an explanation which involves the practical purposes to which moral judgments are put must favor non-cognitivism over cognitivism might well depend on accepting a Humean division between inert beliefs and motivating desires.
