Raters are thus continuously challenged to sample performance data; interpret findings; identify and define assessment criteria; and translate private judgments into sound (acceptable) decisions.
The approach was based on QFD and in particular HOQ, in which the whole scaffold exploits fuzzy logic, to translate linguistics judgments required for relationships and correlations matrixes into numerical values.
Still, the perspectives of stakeholders translate into judgments at the criteria level.
That is, participants were not asked to respond in degrees or to translate a judgment of degrees on a compass-like display.
Throughout the methodology, fuzzy logic is the basis for translating linguistic judgments required for the relationships and correlation matrix to numerical values.
12. Does Clinton's experience translate to good judgment and decision making?
The first two Latin lines translate to "In judgment a Pylian, in genius a Socrates, in art a Maro, the earth covers him, the people mourn him, Olympus possesses him", referring to Nestor, Socrates, Virgil, and Mount Olympus.
These findings support the notion that aversive states promote behavioral withdrawal, which can translate into harm-averse moral judgments when those judgments are framed in relation to action permissibility.
The acceptance by NATO defense ministers of General McChrystal's approach did not include a decision on new troops, and it was not clear that their judgment would translate into increased willingness by their governments, many of which have been seeking to reduce their military presence in Afghanistan, to contribute further forces to the war.
Taken together, the literature and expert opinion reveal the kinds of explicit judgments required to translate existing knowledge into policy-relevant terms.
The Expert Choice software translates all judgments to a ratio scale, regardless of whether they are entered using a verbal, graphical, or numerical scale.
