Sentence examples for line judgment from inspiring English sources

The aim of this experiment was to evaluate the performance of healthy participants in a pre-bisected line judgment task.

In addition, Hedden et al. [15] conducted an fMRI study using the same line judgment task as in Kitayama et al.'s [7] behavioral study, and reported more brain activity when individuals from each culture performed the task using their culturally non-preferred strategy.

In three experiments, our results consistently showed that people fail to notice the mere presence of a simple auditory tone presented unexpectedly on the last trial while performing a crosshair line judgment task (concerning the line length or color).

(If you want to see on-court behavior at its worst today, attend a United States Tennis Association juniors match, a last bastion of amateur tennis, where young players, trusted with making their own line judgments, can be glimpsed "hooking," or calling their opponents' shots out even though they are an inch or two in. It happens in N.C.A.A. matches too).

The static line judgments were well described by a 'scale invariant' model in which any two stimuli which possess the same two-dimensional geometry (length/width) result in the same level of performance.

But last week, in the early hours of 18 October, when most Texans were sleeping, the US supreme court snuck out a one-line judgment that allowed the voter ID restrictions to be applied this election cycle.

Schoenberg founded 12-tone music yet sometimes used rhythms that the "Blurred Lines" judgment would have given Mozart the right to demand that Schoenberg cease and desist.

Also the presentation of these stimuli was most often accompanied by an on-line judgment about whether the stimuli are related, e.g., personally meaningful, or not to the respective subject.

Did we carefully consider the absence of information flowing from a repressive and intimidating regime, and would it have made any difference in our bottom-line judgments?

The characteristic ways we attempt to work through a given sort of moral quandary can be just as revealing about our considered approaches to these matters as are any bottom-line judgments we may characteristically come to.

The colloquial offerings include Judge Percy's comment that he feels like a prostitute "standing in line on Judgment Day".