Sentence examples for relative judgment from inspiring English sources

In the second half Argentina continued to dominate yet this is a relative judgment as any entertainment remained tame.

The bad news is that it's a relative judgment, because the downturn of the last two years was terrible.

This case brings up painful memories — and a question about the relative judgment of children and adults.

"We're not making a relative judgment about whether you're going to drop down dead if you eat at these places," she explains.

SEQUENTIAL LINEUP Show images one by one instead of all at once to avoid "relative judgment" — comparing the members of the lineup to one another for the best match, rather than selecting the image that most closely matches the witness's memory.

According to the dual-process view of relative judgment theory, non-recollected faces in a simultaneous lineup would be subject to a relative judgment process.

They can make relative judgments with some confidence.

But there is a term for the effect that it generates, obliterating relative judgments: the sublime.

All the same, there is something residually demoralising about it, and in these relative judgments.

In contrast, a basketball referee makes hundreds of calls and non-calls each game, many of which are relative judgments.

Defense lawyers would like to see police lineups administered by neutral third parties and suspects presented sequentially, rather than all at once, so that witnesses are less likely to make relative judgments.