Burge's idea is that in executing this judgment, one "runs through" the very thought that the judgment is about.
Employees should also "be organized in stable hierarchies where they are evaluated primarily through the judgment of their superiors".
After this, many things which were, until now, free, will no longer be free: the reign of tolerance will, through the judgment of values of the first rank, be reduced to pure cowardice, a weakness of character.
Race gives us all double bodies, "double consciousness" in WEB Du Bois's phrase, whatever you want to call having to live mortally through the judgment of others.
Nevertheless, reading through the judgment it is evident that Munby felt he had to restate the stringent requirements made of social workers and lower courts.
Finally, if results contained more than one image group, they were put through the judgment of the logical "or" and merged into one image.
Through the judgment of missing alarm and false alarm, the two sample pools are updated and so is the prediction model.
He suffered the misfortune of being known to later generations almost entirely through the judgments of his detractors, Tory and Whig".
In other words, constitutional change has occurred through the judgments of many minds and succeeding generations, in a way that captures some of Jefferson's hopes.
The information about child eating habits in the study was obtained through the judgments by parents or caregivers.
He's killed people unnecessarily – his own troops or other troops – through mistakes, through errors of judgment.
