0 using good judgment -- 理性地；有理智地；通情达理地
One is that they hold elections under universal adult franchise that, at least at the national level, are reasonably fair and competitive.
Thus, we consider the problem of computing a reasonably accurate post-fixpoint as a pragmatic issue to be solved at the algorithmic level.
What she can reasonably be expected to know given her background information and circumstances?
In the moral case, we can reasonably require agents to inquire into the nature of the situation when deciding what to do.
Such an assertion calls for a corrective effort, one that will most reasonably take place within the old paradigm, which has no matching rival.
Only the actual curves specified by the parameters can be reasonably compared.
However, we find that rat ganglion cell spike trains are reasonably stationary for certain anesthetics but not for others commonly used in vision experiments.
The technique appears to be reasonably robust to both of these effects.
