Sentence examples for numerical judgements from inspiring English sources

In this section, quantitative results obtained by the proposed technique are analyzed and compared against numerical judgements by human subjects as well as with respect to the achievements of the automatic method in [9].

On the other hand, the quantitative concept is employed in making numerical judgements about how much support a hypothesis derives from a given piece of evidence (e.g,. 'Hypothesis H is confirmed by evidence E to degree R').[19] Formal theories attempting to explicate each of these notions were developed.

The Manual of Reason says only that numbers are qualities (guṇa-s), that they are the ground for numerical judgements, and that they range from 1 to a very high number called parārdha (1014. Note here again discomfort with the idea of infinity).

Some studies have suggested that humans may be able to make numerical judgements in textures containing large numbers of dots (over 300 dots: [36], [40]).

To this end, an experiment was designed in which participants had to switch between two numerical judgement tasks and two response modes: covert responding and overt responding.

For this reason we tested a sample of undergraduate students in the same numerical judgement as fish while preventing them from using verbal counting.

I think the media must escape this current death spiral and the only way to truly pull up is to abandon the numerical value judgements associated with traffic and page views.

Psychometrics is a well-established scientific field that is concerned with the measurement of subjective judgements using numerical scales and the evaluation of the measurement properties of such scales (e.g. reliability, validity, responsiveness).

Although lacking visual experience with numerosities, recent evidence shows that the blind perform similarly to sighted persons on numerical comparison or parity judgement tasks.

Therefore, when designing such support, designers must employ complex numerical models combined with engineering judgement.

In this context it is important to acknowledge that left lateralization of activation associated with language-based numerical information such as parity judgement has been reported only recently by Cappelletti and colleagues ([ 29]) and has also been suggested by a prominent model of numerical cognition ([ 18]).