Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was applied to evaluate the diagnostic efficacy of PAG volume, and area under the curve (AUC) was recognized reasonable diagnostic valuable with AUC set at >0.7.
As Lincoln recognized, "reasonable" people can be terribly wrong about original speaker meaning and error needs to be correctable.
For decisions to be perceived as fair or just, rules must be followed that those who make decisions and those affected by these decisions recognize as reasonable and fair.
What would the expectation of privacy be then?" It's always seemed to me that a "reasonable expectation of privacy" is little more than an expectation that at least five justices are prepared to recognize as reasonable with respect to their own privacy.
Opposing the court's review of Mr. Kyllo's case, the Justice Department told the justices that the use of the imager "did not intrude on any expectation of privacy that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable".
But, on the other hand, it recognizes that the nuances of each given situation (and of changing and varied social norms) preclude us from coming up with fact-specific rules, and so the law gently instructs juries to evaluate whether the speaker exhibited an expectation of privacy and whether that expectation is one that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable.
Although the justices' collective experience is presumably based more on air travel than on long-distance bus trips, the decision today is unlikely to extend to airplanes, given that airport security precautions indicate that society does not recognize as reasonable an expectation of privacy in items carried aboard planes.
Thus what we are doing is to combine into one conception the totality of conditions which we are ready upon due reflection to recognize as reasonable in our conduct towards one another" (TJ 587/514).
To do so, he seeks in the original position "to combine into one conception the totality of conditions which we are ready upon due reflection to recognize as reasonable in our conduct towards one another" (TJ 587/514).
Brent Scowcroft, the former national-security adviser, has said of Cheney that he barely recognizes the reasonable politician he knew in the past.
