Sentences with phrase «by subjective»

According to this model, an individual's reaction to stress is guided by the subjective interpretation or appraisal of an external stressor which subsequently triggers an emotional response.

Goals and progress towards goals are often facilitated by subjective measuring and scaling.

Attractiveness was measured in part by the subjective evaluations of single people.

Trait anxiety refers to stable individual differences in propensity for anxiety proneness whereas state anxiety is a transitory emotional reaction that is characterized by subjective feelings of tension, apprehension, nervousness, and worry; and is associated with physiological arousal.

It is difficult to consider this question accurately only by subjective perceiving.

His thesis is that counsel selection and professional reputation have historically been guided by subjective factors often at odds with empirical data.

It is important to observe that in adding even these modestly temporizing qualifications, abstract conceptions of objective certainty already begin to be undermined by subjective considerations, and a hint of the complexity that must necessarily fill the void begins to emerge.

Although this approach is sensible and laudable, the discretion demanded by subjective considerations undermines the certainty provided by the presumptions, resulting in the exacerbation of complexity, particularly where the exceptions themselves are couched in ambiguous language that can not be understood without reference to the case law interpreting that language.

If the characteristic of moderation weren't almost always so subjective, and you stumbled into a particular site and were surprised by a subjective application of moderation rules, then it would be understandable of you would feel that you weren't accountable.

These ordinal constraints are unaffected by subjective or cultural risk - perception factors, they are independent of the discount rate, and they are independent of the magnitude of the estimate for climate sensitivity.

Is» nt your answer (Not at all) simply an act of faith governed by your subjective guess of the risks of catastrophic climatic events and your general avertion to risks?

The outcome is not determined by the data, neither is it influenced by a subjective choice of prior, it's determined by the method.

This is plagued by subjective, manual adjustments that in many cases can not be justified, sites with years of missing data, sites that should not have been used because of Urban contamination, and a large warming bias.

This exhibition comprises the work of 10 artists connected by the subjective nature of recognition and memory.

With these images of Karen Graham and throughout the exhibition Mx Bond explores the gateway to self - determination «presented by a subjective association with an external image which allowed me to aspire to internally create an image of myself and for myself where I was able to live in a private state of grace.»

He was moved by the subjective gesture of American Abstract Expressionist painting and the direct resonance of Pop Art.

As in her earlier series, «Observations in the Now», the artist uses a color spectrum to describe her inner emotional states, guided by subjective associations as she decodes her own perception.

Traditionally, the edge has been avoided as it both suggests jeopardy and violates the comfortable and familiar framing of the art object by its display surface; yet artists have been drawn to the precipice by its theatricality as well as by subjective and formal concerns.

Other artists could easily have been included, and we anticipate questions around selection, cognizant that our list is driven not only by historical but also by subjective criteria.

They were inspired by a subjective emotion regarding both the person of Christ and the event but also the idea of the cross.»

The performative nature of the paintings and the artist's self - awareness on camera recalls Hans Namuth's infamous photographs of Jackson Pollock's dramatic painting process — images that have defined our understanding of his active bodily presence.18 However, in Saint Phalle's hands, there is an explicit refusal of the terms of abstraction that Pollock and others of his generation perfected — i.e., the expression of exquisite anguish that could be exorcized by subjective brushwork from the singular, heroic male artist.

Developed in partnership with the Wellcome Trust as well as psychiatrist and patient consultation, Ninja Theory have set an admirable goal to present a world informed by the subjective state of mind of a protagonist experiencing psychosis.

The second value relates to welfare, defined here by subjective experiences such as pleasure, excitement, pain, distress or frustration.

We present the data in its «naked» form, unfettered by subjective terms like «unadoptable» or «untreatable.»

Fund selection was determined by the subjective criteria of the author.

Many outsiders have attempted to make readers ashamed of their reading choices by judging by subjective measures.

Mounting pressure in the policy arena to improve teacher productivity either by improving signals that predict teacher performance or through creating incentive contracts based on performance — has spurred two related questions: Are there important determinants of teacher productivity that are not captured by teacher credentials but that can be measured by subjective assessments?

The printing rate of each child was listed by teachers submitting classroom data, and each was matched by the subjective teacher assessment of the child's relative reading skill.

While these tools can be helpful in the classroom, drawing broad conclusions from them is complicated by their subjective nature.

Deciding what items to include on the test, how questions are worded, which answers are scored as «correct,» how the test is administered, and the uses of exam results are all made by subjective human beings.

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And that is one part of what I mean by the subjective nature of yoga therapeutics.

An approximate return to pretreatment conditions often (but not always) occurs within days or weeks after cessation of antibiotic treatment, as assessed by subjective judgments of bowel function and characterizations of overall community composition using techniques with low phylogenetic resolution [23 — 25].

«Because plants make their decisions based on physiological processes and are not distracted from the best course of action by subjective thought, they could even be better models than animals and people,» says Bernhard Schmid from the University of Zurich.

Whether free will has some ontological reality or is entirely an illusion, as asserted forcefully by Wegner's masterful monograph, does not invalidate the observation that voluntary actions are usually accompanied by subjective, ephemeral feelings that are nonetheless as real as anything else to the person who experiences them.

I can only go by subjective experiences.

(These assists are judged not for the last touch but by the subjective view of the club statistician for a crucial part played in the goal).

It is only as in the past of others, or «for others,» that an occasion is both a stubborn fact and an ambiguous entity, open to interpretation by subjective forms that future entities will assign to it.

On the contrary, Whitehead insists that every occasion in this long history is, during its moment of becoming, a subject governed by subjective aim and characterized by both a physical and a mental pole of experience.

And all this is governed by a subjective aim at achieving some satisfaction that will have value for the occasion itself and an appropriate influence on the future.

How this interaction takes place is determined by the subjective form, which is the particular mood or attitude by which the subject prehends a particular datum.

According to Whitehead all life aims at satisfaction, albeit the varying contents of the particular satisfaction are determined by the subjective aim of the unique creative desire of each entity.

Whitehead's monumental construction of post-Cartesian philosophy, articulating the full and total integrity of intentionality through genetic analysis and the frill and total integrity of scientific order through coordinate analysis, depends entirely on allowing that the satisfaction aimed at by subjective coming - to - be is identical with objective physical fact available for subsequent prehension.

Generally put, contrast occurs when two things not fitting together according to their own internal principles are fitted together by the special context of the experiencer, by the subjective form that experiences them together.

The same reasoning, that the physical prehensions are guided by the subjective aim derived from the primordial nature, is also present in the other mention of «subjective aim» in this final chapter:

It would be the awareness of the pure energy of reality as it is constituted by subjective becoming.

Within each phase there is mutual sensitivity of feeling directed by the subjective end evolved for that phase (PR 342).

This shifting of primary subjectivity from ourselves to the earth and the cosmos may run against the grain of our habit of turning nature into a mere object to be manipulated by our subjective control, but it would be both scientifically responsible and environmentally beneficial.

In that case, syncretism is defined by subjective intent, not objective action.

That is, by dollars, by numbers affected, or by the subjective interpretation of the impact on those opposed.