Sentence examples for means of judgment from inspiring English sources

This entails that for Burley, the cognitive process is aimed at the second operation of the intellect, namely judgment (e.g., "Sortes est homo"), and not simply to abstraction, since it is by means of judgment that the intellect subsumes a given token (the material thing) under its type (the natural species).

First, through a process of isolation into a "crude" or "confused" concept (SW VI: 125); second, through the crude concept's analysis by means of judgments; and third, through the classification of these judgments (cf. Stout 1888b: 477; Weiss (1928) overlooks the first step).

There was no statistically significant difference between the mean scores of judgment of ethical decision (p > 0.05).

Meanwhile, the emperor more and more was legislating directly by means of edicts, judgments, mandates, and rescripts collectively known as constitutiones principum.

Conditional probabilities for the BBN have been estimated by means of experts' judgments, collected from an international panel of different European countries.

Then the long-run consensus of such persons is the practical standard of taste and the means of justifying judgments about beauty.

The calibration score is a weighted squared deviation between the mean proportion of judgments that are correct and the mean confidence rating associated with each confidence category (see equation 1) [ 3, 6].

Creative flow means letting go of judgment.

Simulating clinical environments and judgement challenges offers a safe means of eliciting realistic judgment responses without exposing patients (and nurses) to unnecessary risks.

Does this mean his theory of judgment is philosophically unacceptable and at best an antiquarian curiosity of 18th century German philosophy?

Benjamin welcomed radio as a "theatre of education", less an addition to the stock of "cultural goods" than a means of training the judgment of its audience and encouraging independent thought.