Sentence examples for judgments of whether from inspiring English sources

Note that we did not use the ROI approach to make judgments of "whether" any regions significantly encoded finger presses in the first place.

So judgments of whether the R.R.W. is or is not "the same" technology may well become central to whether or not there will be yet another post-Cold War round of the expensive and dangerous nuclear-arms race.

To illustrate that idea, Moscovici and colleagues showed how judgments of whether physical stimuli (a blue slide) were blue or green could be influenced by a minority if the minority showed an incorrect (green) but consistent response.

With single-minded determination to prevent the infection of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the United States government calibrated its treatment of François (Papa Doc) Duvalier and Rafael Trujillo and his son Ramfis almost exclusively on judgments of whether their dictatorial rule might inhibit the creation of "another Cuba".

An early paper on the subject, written in 2003 by Frank Keller and Mirella Lapata, of Edinburgh and Sheffield Universities, showed that web searches for rare two-word phrases correlated well with the frequency found in traditional corpora, as well as with human judgments of whether those phrases were natural.

For instance, while searching online, rapid assessment of web page category can facilitate judgments of whether that page likely answers the query.

The judgment of whether a play is a hit or an error is made by the official scorer.

"I don't know that I can offer a value judgment of whether it's good or bad.

That said, Dr. Hathout added, "It is for the Almighty to make the judgment of whether to act".

Atos, tasked with the judgment of whether individuals are fit for employment, finds itself the inheritor of an ancient debate about the "deserving" and "undeserving".

That will include the key judgment of whether Mr Corbyn has to secure the nominations of 50 fellow MPs before his name can be on the ballot.