Sentences with phrase «for subjective»

I suspect that the «approved voting delegates» realized the insanity of the idea upon continually hearing about all of the potential for subjective, biased abuse of the program at the hands of consumers as well as at the hands of Realtors who should not be in the business in the first place.

[jounal] Kamp Dush, C. M. / 2005 / Consequences of relationship status and quality for subjective well - being / Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 22: 607 ~ 628

Social validity: The case for subjective measurement, or how applied behavior analysis is finding its heart

This study shows that the good character clearly matters in different contexts at school, and it seems to be relevant for subjective (e.g., satisfaction) as well as objective (e.g., grades) outcomes, and for positive behavior in classrooms.

Two separate moderated regression models were tested for each indicator of quality of life using the SPSS 17.0 statistical software package; one model tested the moderating role of marital quality in the effects of self - reported (subjective) vision controlling for visual acuity (objective vision) and the second tested the same in the effects of objective vision controlling for subjective vision.

The study only accounted for subjective opinions of survey respondents, and the actual dexterity of performing the skills was not assessed.

They provide an avenue for subjective contact between prospective employer and prospective employee.

It's not the place for subjective traits, such as «great leadership skills» or «creative innovator.»

I prefer the Fidelio for my subjective tastes on sound signature and for their better portability, but the two are of very high quality, each with its strengths.

Non-economic damages are awarded to compensate you for these subjective and difficult - to - value injuries.

Non-economic damages refers to compensation for subjective, non-monetary losses such as pain, suffering, inconvenience, emotional distress, loss of society and companionship, loss of consortium, and loss of enjoyment of life.

Non-economic damages help to compensate for subjective and hard - to - value injuries you sustain because of an accident.

The court held that an injured party must show that there is a physical basis for subjective complaints of pain and suffering.

Economic damages enable the plaintiff to recover for objective monetary losses such as lost wages and medical expenses, while non-economic damages allow recovery for subjective, non-monetary losses such as pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and loss of enjoyment of life.

«Limiting awards for subjective, noneconomic damages is one means to reduce incentives for bringing meritless lawsuits,» says McKinney, «and that's a step in the right direction when it comes to reforming our civil justice system.»

On the other hand, we could have a system much like that we already have, which generously accommodates individuals stuck in the tails and their pleas for subjective fairness.

Second, we handed the remaining sites over to our panel of experts for subjective rating.

While we do not consider that the complexity of a climate model makes it impossible to ever prove such a model «false» in any absolute sense, it does make the task of evaluation extremely difficult and leaves room for a subjective component in any assessment.

I certainly would like to further discuss the interpretation and even the validity of my analysis, but think it is way too early to turn this into a rationalization for a subjective AGW analysis, either pro or con.

More generally, going beyond carbon - 14 dating, you should note that using uniform priors is certainly not general practice for subjective Bayesians.

The exhibition brings together artistic works that present very different historical narratives and, beyond that, different uses to which the camera can be put: as a device for producing matter - of - fact recordings or biographical accounts, for subjective documentation or historical analysis or as a means of capturing the vestigial traces of an action.

The View From Here at Tiwani Contemporary, presents works by Kganye and six other artists from Africa and the diaspora, who challenge and explore the status of the photograph's potential for subjective, fictional and poetic musings.

With these games, Basbaum illuminates how human beings assign a place for the subjective when the logic of socialisation has not been determined.

These intellectual constructs serve as a point of departure for his subjective interpretations — his poetic statement.

The is no room for subjective fluff.

The criteria for judging pickups is a lot different than for many other vehicles, which leave wider margins for subjective opinion.

It seems strange the R8 should so clearly beat the 991 for subjective feel, but there's no question that it does.

I read Evo for the subjective opinion of the journalist.

Studies suggest that students of color are judged more harshly for subjective offenses (e.g. insubordination, disrespect, aggressive behavior, etc.), while white students receive punishment more for objective offenses (e.g. weapons, drugs, vandalism, etc.).16 Skiba, R. J., Michael, R. S., Nardo, A. C., & Peterson, R. L. (2002, December).

Finally, testing a learner on the concepts can not be conducted comprehensively on a mobile platform — not all assessments can be done over a question & answer format and smartphones are not suited for subjective assessments.

Focusing on the systems as a whole also would have encouraged districts to be more honest in their observation ratings rather than creating the incentive for subjective observation ratings to compensate for value - added results that, by definition, grade teachers on a curve.

As solutions, many school systems have banned suspensions for subjective categories such as defiance, instituted restorative justice programs, and begun to rethink teacher training.

Structurally, it could be compared to Kurosawa's Rashomon for its subjective cross-examination of Nola's loves; but this delightful low - budget comedy, with its all black cast and black humour, is 100 per cent Lee.

There are several possible readings for the subjective, head - on views of Finney, which after all suggest a mirror image (and we do catch ourselves miming his every wince in sympathy)-- for starters, that we identify with the gallant doctor even though our P.O.V. belongs to The Man.

[UPDATE (one option): bokeh, n. a Japanese term for the subjective aesthetic quality of out - of - focus areas of a photographic image.

Electroencephalography data, recorded for three - minute periods before, during, and after the aromatherapy sessions, showed that frontal beta 2 power, associated with drowsiness, increased after sessions in both groups, while frontal alpha power, associated with relaxation and drowsiness, increased significantly after the lavender sessions, but decreased after the rosemary sessions, which provided some physiologic support for the subjective reports of reduced anxiety in both groups and the reported increased alertness in the rosemary group.

Ghrelin is primarily responsible for the subjective feeling of hunger, and for the motivation to eat.

In 1998 Rosenberg8 et al evaluated a treatment for subjective Tinnitus at the Ear Research Foundation in Florida.

As for the subjective assessment of VAS, all four treatments demonstrated equivalent satisfaction.»

And professional judges are important for subjective sports like figure skating.

Notorious for his subjective footballing views, Zdenek Zeman was unafraid to badmouth Juventus» head figures once again in his latest interview with Gazzetta dello...

I'm not quite sure when the Church decided that «biblical» was the perfect adjective for subjective roles and situations.

But it is clear that Whitehead's requirements for subjective unity (as then perceived) dictated that it must be so.

@Richard: strong response and a nice summation of the need for subjective «truths» to fulfill life.

For a subjective form is irreducibly relational and historical; it is the form for this datum in this occasion.

Without that harmony there can be an elegant way of satisfying the categoreal demands for subjective harmony that distorts the values of the world and contributes only trouble for the future.

Whitehead acknowledged what I call essential data in only one case, that of the basic lure for the subjective aim derived by a hybrid physical prehension of God.

For the subjective aim for God provides the conceptual means whereby divine temporal responsivity can be expressed.

Nonetheless it is possible for the subjective aim to be so continuously modified in concrescence that the final outcome could express the contrary of the initial aim.

The quest for subjective immortality may simply be a disguised affirmation of the substantial, enduring self of traditional thought.