Sentence examples for judgments over time from inspiring English sources
Our first study demonstrated that novice users interpret the size and intensity of a hurricane represented by an ensemble display and the cone of uncertainty differently, with relative lower size and intensity judgments over time for the ensemble display compared to the cone.
In any case, the serial dependence in visual judgments over time may reflect an adaptive mechanism to arbitrate perceptual demands for independence (accuracy) versus continuity and stability.
There was a significant interaction F [1], [34] = 9.5, P<0.005 that was characterized by a larger effect of emotion on high confidence old judgments after a 24h retention interval than immediately after encoding t [34] = 3.29, P<0.002, but no difference in emotion's effect on low confidence judgments over time.
"I just made a very serious error of judgment over time," he said.
Of Warhol himself, the most influential artist of the last 40 years, he was not wholly dismissive — he once referred to him as "Genet in paint" — and he softened in his judgment over time.
"I think the legal risks have peaked," he said, "and the class-action lawsuits that pose threats to the company will pass over time as judgments in favor of smokers are overturned by the federal appeals courts or even the U.S. Supreme Court".
"People change over time.
LUCKILY for Jean-Siméon Chardin, artistic judgment changes over time.
Less, because the power of critical judgment usually prevails over time; more, because the course of time often doesn't do the filmmaker any good, and the career of a director who makes a good but expensive film that flops will likely be slowed and maybe even menaced (note that Elaine May hasn't made another film).
A delay in the comparison measures may not be as accurate a method for comparing student perception and knowledge nor may asking students to make judgments about their knowledge over time.
The practices of forming these judgments are socially well-established over time.
