Sentence examples for predictable judgment from inspiring English sources
"Breaking Bad's" ability to be so tough on Walt and yet refrain from screechy editorializing or prim, predictable judgment may be its greatest accomplishment.
To make the face-morphing videos, the researchers then did the reverse, generating cartoon faces from scratch based on their statistical model to elicit predictable snap judgments.
"I'm sure this will anger people, but your 'gut' is rife with predictable errors in judgment," Harper explained.
15 A second potential strategy to change prescribers' behaviour is built on four decades of applied research in behavioural economics—and the wider behavioural sciences that finds that much of the time people act automatically, without really thinking about their decisions, often making predictable errors of judgment.
SOMETIMES the response to a judgment is more predictable than the judgment itself.
David Davis, the former Tory minister, said it was a predictable emergency since the ECJ judgment was made on 8 April.
This spillover bias in diversity judgment leads to predictable errors in decision making with economic incentives for accuracy, and it alters support for affirmative action policies in organizations.
In a totally benign and predictable world, character, flair, personality, intellect, judgment, and the ability to care would become totally redundant.
I don't quite see it — I mean, I think that in many ways Schnabel's painting is banal and predictable — but the presence of Rene Ricard calls my judgment into question in some way.
While it's true that the men refrain from passing any negative judgment on each other, this behavior is predictable, given the format.
