Here, we studied the effect of being in one such non-optimal state – when sleep-deprived – on judgments of agency.
As McIntyre points out, resolutions typically rest on judgments about what it is best that one do at a (future) time t.
Previous estimates were based on judgments of future trends made by researchers, a "somewhat vague and subjective" approach, said Raftery.
Calculations of how much more capital banks need depend on judgments about how bad things may get.
Or it can be based on judgments of quality and relevance in relation to the best art of its time.
He highlighted other provisions like the lack of a cap on awards for pain and suffering and an allowance of 9 percent interest on judgments.
"All it does is strengthen what we've had for years," a system that depends on judgments made by regulators behind closed doors.
The decisions made were made locally, and based on judgments about current and foreseeable pressure – a recognised basis for incident management.
In ordering the bond and other conditions, the judge cited concerns about the defendants' record of defaulting on judgments and not participating in the court process.
The hearing before Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court coincided with efforts to persuade Congress to enact laws allowing victims of terrorism and the victims' families to collect on judgments against countries that sponsor terrorist acts.
The early adopter is buying based on features, not based on judgments.
