value judgement
noun[C]
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Examplesofvalue judgement
value judgement
Labeling a language as corrupted is a subjectivevaluejudgementwhich often leads to linguistic discrimination.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A clearly ambiguous counter-example to anyvaluejudgementon hybrids and hybrid vigor is the mule.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The word natural can also be a loaded term much like the word normal, in some contexts, it can carry an implicitvaluejudgement.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The impliedvaluejudgementwas intentional.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is not avaluejudgementon types of pleasure taken from the consumption of a text.
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In turn, thevaluejudgementcomponent uses this information to assign a cost to the plan segment.
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Thevaluejudgementcomponent must then find the best series of plan segments that achieve the system's overall goal.
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The starting point of neoclassical analysis is thevaluejudgementthat individuals are the best judge of their own welfare.
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With one exception (assessment of the state of repair of the house) they required novaluejudgementon the part of the fieldworkers.
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Whether this cost is worth paying is clearly avaluejudgementand depends on how much society values improvements in this condition.
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- postmodern art
- postmodern condition
- postmodern era
- postmodernism
- postmodernity
- postmodern literature
- postmodern perspective
- post-modifier
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- post-mortem
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- postnatal
- postnatal period
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- post office
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- post office box
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- post office box number
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