Untrammeled by judgment, knowledge or common sense, it can be a pretty scary thing, too.
Architects and engineers select a site based on their judgment, knowledge, and experience, but issues related to site safety are generally ignored.
After revealing Leadsom's wholly inappropriate comment on her motherhood (and May's non-motherhood) being a factor in the contest, the paper referred to her "lack of judgment, knowledge and decency".
Later, Mrs. Bush takes on Nancy Pelosi, the Democrat who is speaker of the House of Representatives, for calling Mr. Bush "an incompetent leader" and for saying he lacked judgment, knowledge and experience.
Select a problem area that will require increased analytical ability, improved judgment, knowledge of the organization and/or decision-making skills.
Indeed, Trump's rise simply swells his unwarranted belief that he can stride the world like a colossus- naked of judgment, knowledge, temperament or preparation.
The type of background, evidential, clinical, and judgment knowledge needed was further defined by the e-learning module and surveys.
Nonetheless, studies show that students are able to evaluate source information and understand how this can inform the interpretation of a document's content and inform validity judgments ('source knowledge').
The directness condition: Introspection yields judgments or knowledge about one's own current mental processes relatively directly or immediately.
Through the abstraction process, which is essentially a reduction driven by the relevance judgments of knowledge creators, the context of a problem is lost.
