There's like five different judgments on me for the condo fee.
Participants were asked to make three different judgments on each of the 10 medical conditions.
Two very different courts issued two very different judgments recently on the separation barrier Israel is building through the West Bank.
That case was meant to clarify things, but instead resulted in more legal argument about what it meant, how it should be applied – not least because the five judges gave five quite different judgments, all reaching the same conclusion but by quite different routes of analysis.
This study explored the credibility of Swedish third-grade students' self-assessments of their reading achievement by relating those assessments to two different criteria teachers' judgments and students' reading test scores.
In the present study, self-assessments thus relate to two different criterion measures teacher judgments and standardized test results—and so allow the validity of the use of self-assessments to be addressed from two different angles.
We have shown how combining the three different value judgments onto a single graph may help facilitate our understanding of how they relate to each other.
The proportionate agreement between these two SRVs is defined as the number of same judgments between these two vectors normalized by the maximum possible number of different judgments between two SRVs whose length equals n: PAleft {R}_{a,s},{R}_{b,s}right)=1-frac{sum limits_{i=1}^n{left({a}_i-{b}_iright)}^2}{n}.
The "merit" of actions, he says in Book II of TMS, depends on their consequences, even if their propriety is independent of consequences; the point, for him, is just that these are two different elements of moral judgment and the first is of greater importance than the second (188).
