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It is not easy to judge how dangerous Chinese high-speed trains might be.

Woman: So with your management experience, you must be in good position to judge your own line manager. What do you think of her skills?

Sure, i will give you whatever you think enough to judge of that.

I invite you all to come to my house to see her, and to judge whether I had the right to ask this innocent young girl to marry me.

Lenders, he said, were able to judge the risk posed by individual applicants and to price that risk accordingly.

The best way to judge if a carrot is ready to be harvested is by its color. Usually, the brighter the color, the better the taste.

to judge whether people are politically progressive or Backward simply by whether they own property or how much property they own.

You just have to judge each individual on what they bring to the team and I am happy doing what I am doing at the moment.

For a given set of input strings should be able to judge whether the identification of the string for a given grammar driven.

To judge from TV commercials, men like beer better than women do and sometimes even seem to like beer more than they like women.

Computers make it easy to judge if something is good or bad right away, but books do not .

Why would a man focus on her garage when there was this crazed landscaping with which to judge her?

Analyzing those reasons, we find that the reason concerns hardware and software, but it isn t easy to judge the reason of software.

Platon Karataev must have been over fifty to judge by his stories of the campaigns in which he had taken part.

I think this is only to judge from the view how much of suffering it gives to the person.

There was no reason to lie, no reason to hold back. I wanted him to judge me.

If the number of startups increases dramatically, then the people whose job is to judge them are going to have to get better at it.

Men who want a fling, she said, may be subconsciously looking to a woman's waistline to judge the woman's current fertility.

Don't be eager to judge whether a person is beautiful or not without a thorough understanding of him.

How much of the sensation of orgasm is physical and how much psychological is difficult to judge.

Conclusion: The method can be used as quality criterion of the mixture as it is special and easy to judge.

Whether one accepts this interpretation, other information helps us to judge Einstein's language abilities after he began to speak.

In the justice practices, technology appraisal result should be only used for judge's reference, could not alternate him to judge the cases.

All the other comments present on the blog pages where you comment have to appear spam free and that's easy to judge and decide.

A year is a short period to judge such a movement: Vaclav Havel and his friends were outcasts for two decades after Charter 77's launch.

On the first two conditions, to judge by the details published so far, Hamas seems to have given little new ground in Mecca.

You will learn to judge a good distance based on how much leverage you feel in your legs.

In a 2001 study participants were asked to judge how much time had passed at an interval of 1, 3, 7 or 20 seconds.

The point about VAT, as we have said all along, is that [the cut] will run for a year, so it is too early to judge the effect it has had.

When people asked me, I thought like they were trying to label me or they were trying to judge me, when I was a child growing up.

He said the data did not allow analysts to judge what was happening to consumer spending.

That makes you better able to judge whether someone is right for you, your soul mate with whom you will spend the rest of your life.

But simply looking at the indicators against which central banks tend to judge themselves, they did not respond sufficiently.

The illustrator is going to judge the entries in the children's painting competition.

16And when any controversy wallet out among them, they come to me to judge between them, and to shew the precepts of God, and his laws.

Mr Strauss-Kahn has indeed protested that he did not try to force sex on a hotel maid and, plainly, it is for the courts to judge him.

If I were forced to judge between them, I would say Frank is the better speaker.

Hence, the expert assumes an authority and uses a language that the lay person is usually not able to judge.

But for a slight foul on the part of Mr. Rivas, it would have been a tough job for the referee to judge who should be the winner.

President Kagame fired back, saying Birrell also had no right to judge him and or to determine what people should believe.

First of all, it is worth stressing that it is by no means straightforward to judge how much protection is actually being imposed.

It suggested a consumption too great of a vitality which, to judge from her figure and stature, was already too little.

A brave and nature soul, he could view in his own eyes, to love in his heart, to judge by his own wisdom, be man instead of shadow.

This time next year will be a better time to judge them after they've had a bit of time to settle in and get to know each other better.

nor feasible for any country to judge other countries by the yardstick of its own mode or to impose its own mode on others.

It is helpful not to judge your reactions, but see them passively, as if unable to bring into action the faculty of discrimination.

It is all too easy to judge someone who says the wrong thing or acts a little differently from what we expect.

It is hard to judge how this will end, but it looks as if it will drag on and on.

l Foolishly arrogant as I was, I used to judge the worth of a person by his intellectual power and attainment.

And it can be very hard to judge the value of an idea if it's not part of your own knowledge domain.

A lot of times, you'll try to judge a bull by how his bugle sounds - if it's deep and gnarly sounding. . . but this time, not so much.

I don't like to judge or talk poorly about people and I sincerely believe that EVERY single person possesses at least 3 wonderful qualities.

I reply that it is not for me to judge him morally, but I define his self-deception as an error.

Let the heathen be wakened, and come up to the valley of Jehoshaphat: for there will I sit to judge all the heathen round about.

It was John Doar, with whom Hillary and I had spent some time the previous spring when he came to Yale to judge our Casablanca Prize Trial.

The kindly Consul warns him not to betray a girl who, to judge from her behavior, takes this marriage very seriously.

when you, O God, rose up to judge, to save all the afflicted of the land. Selah.

It will force you to understand your subject in a short space of time, to judge their character and aim to capture it in your work.

"It is not down to me to judge [their words], " he said.

What shall the judge do if the both party put forward completely opposite evidence and the judge have to judge upon his judgment.

Accurate to judge the fundamentals of the market to determine the accuracy of analysts, the market is likely to be blocked by the Fund.

And, to judge from my own inbox, asset managers are starting to ask about the economics of how it could occur.

Through the shoes, we would like to tell you what is love, meanwhile to encourage people not to judge people by their appearance.

The production capability of documentary also become one of the main criteria to judge the position of a media company.

A domestic tribunal to judge those responsible for the post-election mayhem was supposed to be set up and a truth commission established.

Many people find this sort of joke distasteful. The following example of 'sick humour' will enable you to judge for yourself.

So you can choose not to care and live your life, that's fine. That's your business, I'm not going to judge you for that.

We did not say the probability question, how is only you very difficult to judge him is good.

If electoral competitiveness were the only yardstick to judge a democracy, India today would qualify as a great success.

In fact, I don't even consider looking at my life history to be sufficient to judge me.

To be "historically minded" is to see things in relation and in perspective, and to judge tolerantly .

To judge by the paper, the administration is unwilling even to think about this.

If you think someone judging you will work hard to judge you correctly, you can afford to be passive.

Against this background, the Governing Council continued to judge the current stance of monetary policy as appropriate.

I met you back in the 40's when you were in Detroit at the Book Cadillac to judge a Miss Cover Girl contest.

"I'm actually encouraged to hear someone like Pat Robertson say we're not really in a position to judge another person, " King said.

I don't have anything like the experience to judge, but Victor Mair, who does and who passed it on to me, believes it rings quite true.

A relative of mine once told me that if you want to judge the overall cleanliness of a home, check the bathroom.

Teachers should be able to judge what is appropriate for a particular student in a particular situation.

To judge from the pace of the deal-making so far, it may take a while.

The conviction , as an activity of cognition , is to judge whether a certain dangerous act constitute an offence or not .

The few biased individuals with the Norwegian Nobel Committee have no right to judge, and Western governments have no right to interfere.

Your decisions in life are not mine to make, nor to judge. I can only support you, encourage you, and help you when you ask.

To let go is not to judge, but to allow another to be a human being.

To judge by the average age of chief executives in the US, Mr Mason may be being a little over-sensitive.

Therefore, the system can be used to judge whether the aerial camera is defocusing, and thus to judge whether it can work normally or not.

It's complicated to judge on hindsight, Oddo did well in Genoa, he; s a mature player and ready to cover the central defender role.

The case study shows that it is of high accuracy to use the de-noised signal correlation dimension to judge the running state of the diesel.

The polytropic efficiency is one of the most significant indicators which are used to judge the economical efficiency of the units.

This player is learning to judge where the ball is going although court coverage is weak.

The lawyer was pleased when the case was sent to Judge Smith's chambers because Smith was noted for her clemency toward first offenders.

They've always been wound a little tight, but I've never seen them like that. Then again, who am I to judge?

Conscience is an instinct to judge ourselves in the light of moral laws. It is not a mere faculty; it is a instinct. -Immanuel Kant.

Therefore, how the displacement mutation and calculation convergence happened can be as a criterion to judge the roof damage.

Moreover, at least to judge by intentions, the EU's drive to open up markets is accelerating.

I'm not going to judge your choice, as long as you actively volunteer, and don't simply get a link and run!

Americans are now beginning to judge Asian male features more objectively and less emotionally.

That of general education, to enable every man to judge for himself what will secure or endanger his freedom. 2.

The best thing to judge is not the final goal, but the work it takes you to achieve the goal.

To judge whether an artist is successful or not, relies on how suitable he grasps his own style and how precisely he expresses his words.

I could use my will to judge everything, decided to go walk my own way.

Another possible reason is that to give something an adjective is often to judge it.

In the actual concrete operation process is very likely to be very hard to judge if the behavior is illegal.

It's easy to judge people whose lives and circumstances are different from ours.

Lifetime Value is typically used to judge the appropriateness of the costs of acquisition of a customer.

Informed consent is not the exclusive standard to judge medical treatment whether is ethical or not.

There is a high chance of stumbling into a shouting match, in which right and wrong are beyond the power of outsiders to judge.

47And if any man hear my words, and keep them not, I do not judge him: for I came not to judge the world, but to save the world.

Because if you chain the article page to judgment is allowed, if chain to station if it was hard to judge the domain name.

Mr Kalla promised (or, to judge from the voters' reaction, threatened) faster reform.

The shape and size of the portion hidden underwater is difficult to judge by looking at the section visible bobbing out of the water.

After the game he was asked to judge his performance out of 10. He said, "Five. Something like that. "

It looks as if knowing a chief executive disrupts the ability to judge his performance.

That leaves the United States, and the real strength of the U. S. recovery is still very difficult to judge.

People has no right to judge other people, they should mind their own life.

It would be unfair to judge any of this side of When China Rules the World, a popular work, by scholarly standards.

The images of each hole were processed with digital image processing technique and used to judge the degree of blinding .

Also, the market power assessment system for generators was applied to judge market manipulation power of the generators' coalition.

"It is hard to judge whether it's a move forward or backward. It reflects a trend of the times" he said.

The only criterion to judge them is the universal value, dignity, independence, liberty and the true beauty of the human beings.

To judge, based only on certain phenomena, that China has no environmental culture is a denial of one's own worth.

Do not trust or deny anything because others do. God has given you a head to judge truth or error, go ahead to make use of it.

Don't judge. That's it. I'll never judge you, and I try not to judge other people.

Try to judge the distance from you to the object, the objects altitude , and its speed.

Sixteen volunteers given testosterone were less able to judge the mood of facial expressions they were shown.

A complete set of invariants can be used to judge the equivalence of two states under LUT.

"The courts should not be involved in an academic debate and have no ability to judge this, " Fang wrote.

But every body is to judge for themselves, and the Lucases are very good sort of girls, I assure you.

And said unto him, Behold, thou art old, and thy sons walk not in thy ways: now make us a king to judge us like all the nations.

Women seem to judge potential mates by how masculine their features are, new research shows.

Easy to judge the errors of others, Difficult to recognize our own errors.

I try not to judge things only by surface. I try to judge things by my own knowledge. I try not to mistake something that I did know little.

She knows too much to argue or to judge.

He was supposed to judge, and judging helped him see more deeply, to understand new places and events from different perspectives.

Meanwhile, it was important for me to judge the best time to do my job without interrupting the matches.

The game is Scavenger series of the game , and each time you need to early to judge Do not be too small to the tragic death Oh .

DO you know, " said Franz, " I have a very great inclination to judge for myself of the truth or exaggeration of your eulogies.

What you are telling us is so contrary to all we are accustomed to that it leaves us no measure by which to judge and to act.

Mr McCain has his faults: he is an instinctive politician, quick to judge and with a sharp temper.

But, again, if persons are incompetent to judge for themselves, then why all this talk about universal suffrage?

To judge from the rains of Palmyra, it must once have been a beautiful city.

There needs to be a system set up to judge the quality of the English language training.

When you first meet, talk casually with them for a while and try to judge what types of things they might want to do.

To be able to judge perspective at a glance-- and to live on stale bread!

Then, the confident interval of the next point in the given probability was calculated to judge if the test data is abnormal value.

Residents' health health level is one of important indexes to judge the degree of local social progress and civilization.

I proposed to the Board that they establish some mechanism to judge whether the agreement reached was a reasonable outcome.

Learn to "judge a book by its cover, " we want to see the quality of the title and the choice is whether to continue to read the article.

Says Mr. Lewis, the international admissions director, "It's very hard, sitting here at a desk in the U. S. , to judge what's fraudulent. "

Next thing the Rolling Stones are being mentioned and I'm whisked off to judge the Miss Siberia beauty contest as a VIP guest.

Directors of American corporations are often called upon to judge the fairness of proposed corporate transactions to the stock holders.

You've got to judge law mainly by its effect on the broader society, not individual disputes.

So I would not be qualified to judge your past or willful want you to forget the past.

Parties should be reasonable to judge the situation, consider the war is not the result they want.

Don't guess others' thought sedulously. It is usually wrong if you have no wisdom to judge correctly.

People not on the basis of his title to judge him, but according to his flexibility, his sports genius, his favorite things to judge him.

Everyone will respect your decision and will enjoy watching you get married, wherever it may be, and no-one will be there to judge you.

Because validation is not necessarily meet the requirements, and that should be changed to decide, why to identified to judge?

Did I make that story up too? This is a funny world where there is no difference between truth and fiction. I leave it to you to judge.

How has to be able to judge our ability level, only then can demonstrate in the competition competition.

When you've defined specific goals, you will be able to judge whether peer review is truly achieving the results that you require.

Only the word, which is coming in the 120 judgment days, is the FINAL PLAIN PERFECT Truth to judge EVERY ONE of us.

An important part of the financial manager's job is to judge which risks the firm should take on and which can be eliminated.

however, the pubic have to judge the news'authenticity from its actuality through its dissemination.

You have to judge the place, whether the competition can go on or not, and I don't know [the intricacies].

Lastly, the standard to judge network anomaly finally was the comprehensive multi measure weighted relative entropy.

From him, I realised that it is not from his appearance but his innermost being to judge a person.

The best way to judge is by an internationally recognised set of standards.

When a king sits on his throne to judge, he winnows out all evil with his eyes.

You read each other's mind well and you are able to judge and try to find appropriate responses for the thought currents of the other.

When fault occurs, operators will be send to judge and deal with it by DMC. So the absence and delay will form disadvantage factors.

When it begins to pay off for you, you'll be in a better position to judge how you can use the advanced features of SQL Relay.

It is unfair to judge which disposition is good or not. for every disposition have its own advantages and disadvantages.

And one form of wisdom is the ability to judge when to let luck disrupt our plans.

I'm grateful to Judge Alito, his wife Martha, and the Alito children for their patience and dignity during the process.

When a new message arrives, it is then able to judge, with relative accuracy, whether it is legitimate or, in fact, unwanted spam.

Gran are keenly aware of each other's emotions, being able to judge disposition through subtle changes of body heat and skin color.

Level B: The child mention some related or non-related characters of objects to judge objects whether floating or sinking.

As you have, they too have received from God the faculty to observe, to plan ahead, to think, and to judge for themselves!

But more strangely, these sexual distinction between sex is not to judge, and no gender things could not be neutral.

As Zhou Enlai is reputed to have said about the impact of the French Revolution, it is still too early to judge.

Therefore, here today, I urge Members to judge the teacher can give me a chance, let me dream.

Most bonds used to be issued by companies, and to judge something AAA was straightforward.

appreciate, the main means to judge the merits of the work is a study of the scope of art criticism.

But to judge by the scaffolding surrounding it, it's hard to believe it's going to be ready on time.

Dynamic current monitor reflects transient loading current instantly to judge the faulty parts of mobile circuit board easily .

He tried not to judge when his own species had so little to boast about at times.

In fact, medical doctors are highly reluctant to judge their actions solely in terms of the objective comsequences of what they do.

It is open to a war resister to judge between the combatants and wish success to the one who has justice on his side.

I shall leave those who are closer to the relevant markets to judge whether we are near to, or still some way from, equilibrium.

English readers will be able to judge when Penguin publishes A Civil Servant's Notebook in translation later this year.

You'll have to judge for yourself how secure it is to email your Twitter username and password to a third-party service, though.

Unfortunately, even friends can be quick to judge and polarize the conversation, often ending it, with one misstatement.

Flatness of aluminum plates is an important index to judge the accuracy and is also the main quality problems in production.

We must be of the company of the sanctimonious, those who live to judge others.

They may be over-cautious, ill-equipped to judge new ideas and, although expert in some areas, unable to spot potential innovations.

Indeed, the OSCE itself has so far failed to judge a single election in Kazakhstan free and fair.

Well, as far as I'm able to judge, I consider 'Rain Man' to be the best mov ie I have ever seen.

They had to judge the candidates even though they were all very good.

The court was unable to judge the case before all evidence was put before it.

If you have only taken a distaste to my society , it will be proper for me to judge if I'm insulted .

However, it is difficult to judge consistency without knowing how poorly designed the rest of the interfaces on an object are.

My first reaction was to judge him as offensive and his table manners as disgusting.

The answer appears to be yes, if the proliferation of tablets at Computex, a trade show held this week in Taiwan, is anything to judge by.

I found the great temptation is to judge and criticize when we do not meet or agree with each other's preferences.

Metaphorical competence, alike linguistic competence, is a very important aspect to judge the learners' language proficiency.

As a result, the right to judge color or not, should be based on more than one person on the basis of the Visual features.

Conclusion: This method can be used as a quantitative target to judge the uniformity of the manipulations in Chinese massage.

The results show that the model can be used to judge agential channel risk grade and analyze risk composition.

The thought sickened her, and yet who was she to judge too severely?

The rationality is an important principle of the modem society, as well as the fundamental basis for us to judge all affairs.

Last June I was supposed to judge an English contest, but I got stuck in a traffic jam and missed the entire thing.

We have to ask the professional to judge it.

The main role of the National Judges is to judge the performance of the competitors on routes and boulders respectively.

The game is a time limit, so your actions must be quick to judge must be prospective.

"The function of the design engineer is not to compute accurately but to judge soundly. "

Source memory retrieval phase: Subjects were instructed to judge among the new words, the old red words and the old blue words.

They use the Vietnamese war as an index to judge the deep influence armed intervention has on the devastation of the environment.

It is with focus on processing the experimental data to judge whether the pipeline is leaking or not and to locate the leak point.

Customer satisfaction is one of the primary aspects to judge the quality of the agent.

Further, the graph was analyzed to judge if there was margin to reduce manufacturing cost after structures satisfied design requirements.

But to make water the result of germiculture , also should combine clinical expression to judge.

Whether the initial law has had an effect is difficult to judge so far.

It's up to you to judge.

But to judge the potential value of gaming to business solely on the basis of its ability to promote products is to miss the bigger picture.

and (4)an industry with which we are familiar and whose long-term business characteristics we feel competent to judge.

It is dangerous but it allows you to judge whether you have the skills for it or not.

For example, it would be possible to analyze the frequencies of the sound to judge if it could really be a human voice.

Secondly, set up occlusion judgment criteria used to judge the occlusion relations between coastline and coastline within.

As a set of belief about the world, ideology inclines to judge labor division, income distribution and current social system morally.

TO JUDGE by the vehemence of the arguments, the issue could be a matter of war or peace.

Detection of furfurol content in transformer oil is an effective method to judge the aging degree of insulated paper in the transformer.

And I am not commenting on the quality of his academic work which I am not sufficiently familiar with to judge.

To judge from that, the ultimate achievement was to do away with people altogether.

But if someone gave you a horse as a present, would you look at its teeth? No, that would be impolite to judge evaluate a gift.

They beg him to arrange a time for them to appeal to Judge Kessler for a stay.

Level H: The child combine the objects' weight and size to judge objects whether floating or sinking.

You still have to judge if their error provides sufficient opportunity for a safe pass to take place.

Ordinary citizens, however, appear to have little sympathy for such arguments, to judge by comments on Internet chat rooms.

He built the throne hall, the Hall of Justice, where he was to judge, and he covered it with cedar from floor to ceiling.

Grapy theory and landscape index are combined to judge the relationship of green lands'ecological effects and its landscape pattern.

I'm hardly in a position to judge its authenticity. But it certainly sounds very melodious to my untrained ears.

However, he re-constructed the western theory of literary criticism, when applying it to judge the modern Chinese literary works.

but practice alone will be the criterion to judge whether such a joint venture law has been good or bad.

I'm not one to judge, but you feel she was in a very vulnerable position.

The firm has no exact way to judge accurately the demand elasticity for its many products.

Mineral pyroelectricity can be used to judge the denuding levels of deposits and to assess the mineralized district.

This paper introduces and automatic method to judge geostrophic wind principle and its application in weather analysis.

Better still, it would provide a benchmark to judge whether this bill is working or not.

Resistivity logging is an important way to the oil exploration. Its curves can be used to judge the oil and gas reservoirs.