Let's judge a magazine by its cover; A textual analysis of the covers of Gadis by Suzie Handajani

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Judging competing theoretical accounts by their empirical content and parsimony: Reply to Myrseth and Wollbrant (2015) by Pascal J. Kieslich, Benjamin E. Hilbig

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PRETRIAL JUDGE AUTHORITY IN ADJUDICATING ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS CARRIED OUT BY THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOMS by Erdianto Effendi, Rena Yulia

“…The results showed that pretrial judges differed in interpreting administrative authority. …”
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Dominance of female judges in the courts of Hungary – a different path to the development of women's equality by Adrienn Laczo, Anna Madarasi

“…The starting point of the study is the experience that female judges are in the majority compared to men in Hungarian courts. …”
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Jeff King, Judging social rights, Cambridge University Press, 2012., p. 370 by Mia Bašić

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Judging the emotional states of customer service staff in the workplace: A multimodal dataset analysis by Ping Liu, Yi Zhang, Ziyue Xiong, Yijie Wang, Linbo Qing

“…Therefore, it is important to effectively judge the emotional states of customer service staff.MethodsWe collected data on real-life work situations of call center employees in a large company. …”
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Judging fast and slow: The truth effect does not increase under time-pressure conditions by Lena Nadarevic, Martin Schnuerch, Marlena J. Stegemann

“…Due to the information overload in today’s digital age, people may sometimes feel pressured to process and judge information especially fast. In three experiments, we examined whether time pressure increases the repetition-based truth effect --- the tendency to judge repeatedly encountered statements more likely as “true” than novel statements. …”
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The Conceptual Model of Role Stress and Job Burnout in Judges: The Moderating Role of Career Calling by Sandra Patrícia Marques Pereira, Pedro Miguel Alves Ribeiro Correia, Patrícia Jardim Da Palma, Liliana Pitacho, Fabrício Castagna Lunardi

Subjects: “…judges…”
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Develop Your Public Speaking Skills: Tips for Beginning Speakers, Speech Coaches, and Judges by Marshall H. Breeze, Rick D. Rudd, Gregory T. Gifford, Catherine W. Shoulders

“…This revised 7-page fact sheet pulls together advice from textbooks and references on public speaking as well as actual critiques from judges of public speaking competitions to provide guidance that is both consistent with accepted practice for public speakers and relevant to the problems faced by young speakers in a competitive setting. …”
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Judging books from the cover: for a data-base of Renaissance dialogue-forms in Italy by Elena Bilancia

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WHEN RELIGIOUS JUDGES PROTECT CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Case of Divorce: in Padangsidempuan Religious Court by Ahmatnijar Ahmatnijar, Dian Furqani Tenrilawa, Asmuni Asmuni, Hasan Matsum, Rahman Subha

“…However, apart from that, many judges also advise the litigants to include children's rights in the posita lawsuit therefore their rights can be protected by a judge's decision. …”
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Judging the Quality of Legal Research: A Qualified Response to the Demand for Greater Methodological Rigour by Theunis Roux

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A re-reading of Judges 19 in juxtaposition to the Zimbabwean women’s vulnerability to ‘punitive rape’ by Canisius Mwanday, Sophia Chirongoma

“…Contribution: This article juxtaposes the experiences of the sexual violence endured by the concubine in Judges 19 and that of a Zimbabwean woman, Rutendo Munengami. …”
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JudgeNet: Inverse Attention and Multiscale Fusion Networks With Boundary Determination in Polyp Segmentation by Deyu Wang, Chao Xu, Ziheng An, Jubao Han, Zhengping Li

“…The network achieves the purpose of deepening the boundary information by using the attention mechanism by judging the global information generated by the encoder at different levels and the prediction mask map obtained by multi-scale fusion. …”
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The Body of the Judge and the Suffering of the Collective - South Africa’s Genocide Application and the Power of Minority Opinions by Itamar Mann

“…Aharon Barak’s appointment as an ad-hoc judge for the ICJ proceedings may reveal some of the outlines Israel is preparing for this minority opinion: even if we lose, we may still try to convince the world that the issue at hand is none other than the memory of the Holocaust. …”
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Juvenile Incarceration, Human Capital, and Future Crime: Evidence from Randomly Assigned Judges by Aizer, Anna, Doyle, Joseph J.

“…This article uses the incarceration tendency of randomly assigned judges as an instrumental variable to estimate causal effects of juvenile incarceration on high school completion and adult recidivism. …”
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From variability to vulnerability: people exposed to greater variability judge wrongdoers more harshly by Ding, Yu, Savani, Krishna

“…This sense of vulnerability, in turn, can lead people to judge and punish wrongdoers more harshly. Studies 1a-2c found that people who were exposed to graphs representing greater variability were more willing to punish wrongdoers, both in domains that were related to the source of variability and those that were unrelated. …”
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The appointment of Muslim women as judges in the courts: a textual analysis from Islamic perspective by Ali, Md. Yousuf

“…The appointment of women as judges in Muslim countries remains a challenging and debatable issue due to a general perception that such appointment might not be in conformity with the SharÊÑah. …”
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Probabilistic sensitivity of Nash equilibria in multi-agent games: a wait-and-judge approach by Fele, F, Margellos, K

'This man has come into my house': Hospitality in Genesis 19; 34; and Judges 19 by Southwood, K

“…The presence of migration and the theme of ‘guest’ and ‘host’ make Genesis 19, and in the linked tradition in Judges 19, particularly apt for analysis that uses modern literature coupling hospitality and migration as a heuristic tool. …”