"Some states have shown a lot of good judgment and simplicity in complying with the requirements," Mr. Glickman said.
As in 1918, so in 1946 and beyond, Einstein continues to be impressed that the "oracles," presumably the leaders of the relevant scientific community, tend to agree in their judgments of simplicity.
When Socrates asks whether, then, he holds that justice is a vice, Thrasymachus instead defines it as an intellectual failing: "No, just very high-minded simplicity," while injustice is "good judgment" and is to be "included with virtue and wisdom" (348c-e).
Although (absent horizontal gene transfer and speciation by hybridization) Hennig's goal is objective and unambiguous, using the algorithm for inferring such phylogenies requires subjective judgments ranging from assessing simplicity to selecting appropriate outgroups and characteristics to analyze.
Center-of-area defuzzification method does not require analyst's personal judgment as it is based on simplicity.
Describing human beings as "conscious automatons" seems to ignore the personal judgments involving unprogrammable ideals such as beauty, simplicity and appropriateness, particularly important in art, mathematics and science but essential to all human behavior (Putnam 1992, pp. 1 18).
Viewers often preferred design features such as visual simplicity and familiarity that were not associated with accurate quantitative judgments.
It also adds a Mendelssohnian argument about the simplicity of the soul, and, most surprisingly, includes a digression on aesthetic judgment that anticipates a central argument of his subsequent Essay on Taste.
First, the theory portrays the assessment of plausibility as an exercise of judgment that involves employment of various criteria such as coherence, consistency, simplicity, consilience and more.
Our judgment may be dulled by the romance of the compound's agrarian simplicity, by its collection of trees heavy with fruit and by its proximity to the Tigris River.
