Sentences with phrase «subjective interpretations of»

Then come the subjective interpretations of dicey paleoclimate data from cherry - picked periods in our geological past.

Yet there are historical records, which can give us far better information than these subjective interpretations of dicey proxy reconstructions.

Indeed, its activities > include subjective interpretations of what does and what does not > constitute an annual ring, statistical manipulation of data to fulfill > subjective expectations, and discarding of perfectly good data sets when > they contradict other data sets that have already been accepted.

How does society deal with the dangers of The Perception Gap when, no matter how well informed people are nor how well - educated, their subjective interpretations of information still don't match the evidence — in ways that create risk, for themselves, or for society?

She addresses controversial issues head - on, reminding the reader that subjective interpretations of history are at the forefront of many current events and crises.

b4bigbang, so because there is no one definitive source that provides all answers to all moral questions we should rely on our own subjective interpretations of the myths of a ignorant iron age cultures?

@b4bigbang, so because there is no one definitive source that provides all answers to all moral questions we should rely on our own subjective interpretations of the myths of ignorant iron age cultures?

Having done so, they might be less likely than they now are to dismiss conservative fears on the subject as paranoid imaginings or instances of a know - nothing inclination to «blame the messenger» for bad news — as if journalistic «bad news» were not, at least in part, an artifact constructed of the subjective interpretations of the message - bearer.

Rolston realizes that nature does not disclose its values to us apart from our subjective interpretations of it.

@TownC The difference is that your alleged experience of god was your subjective interpretation of something.

This guy doesn't agree exactly with my own baseless subjective interpretation of religion and is therefore wrong!!!!

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

It was to bring out this difference that the distinction was drawn between Weltbild and Weltanschauung, the former representing a trans - subjective, scientific fact, and the latter man's subjective interpretation of himself, an interpretation which is quite independent of the Weltbild.

Its the subjective interpretation of «innocent» that causes me problems.

I can't say what McNeil's intention was, but after seeing the ad, I felt that someone decided (consciously or unconsciously) to use subtle shame as a way to sell Motrin (just my subjective interpretation of the ad).

Different people experience different narratives or a mix of narratives, caused not only by the inescapable socially situated subjective interpretation of each person (as has always been the case), but by the very substrate of the messages.

And sometimes that narrative is based on a very subjective interpretation of the facts.

Second, the authors fail to state that postconviction exonerations are as much the result of a subjective interpretation of evidence as the original convictions.

He adds that his statistical analysis confirms that the subjective interpretation of cusum results are reliable.

lmao how does the subjective interpretation of the bmw's styling factor into your reasoning at all?

Lauren Scavo's small - scale charcoal drawings examine the connection that exists between human consciousness and its surrounding environment, specifically the way in which our sensory experience of a place influences our subjective interpretation of...

But the subjective interpretation of dicey paleo proxy data taken from carefully selected periods of our geological past A) and B) is not much better.

In a few cases they rely on subjective interpretation of questionable reconstructed paleoclimate data from selected periods of our geological past, rather than on empirical data based on actual, real - time physical observations or reproducible experimentation..

This is a unique and often challenging area of the law that relies far more heavily on case law and the subjective interpretation of judges than other areas.

Not exact matches

Your «interpretations» of the «bible» are purely «subjective», along with all other non-scientific, supernatural «explanations» of origins.

In Erving Goffman's phraseology (FA; see also SEM), they are «schemata of interpretation» (FA 21), «principles of organization which govern events... and our subjective involvement in them» (PA 10).

Subjective information or writing is based on personal opinions, interpretations, points of view, emotions and judgment.

And even when there is substantial objective evidence to go with the subjective observations and interpretations of myself and others, I refrain from talking about it unless there is a * need * for me to say something specific.

The problem is, that while you might get a glimpse of what perhaps motivates them, it is a highly subjective interpretation.

Whitehead's unfortunate choice of the term «subjective form» to refer to the «how» of prehension may seem to suggest either a purely subjectivistic interpretation or an abstract formal character.

Your interpretation of the Bible is subjective.

This puts Hartshorne where he wants to be, because to intuit (prehend) actual occasions as they occur is to intuit (prehend) them formaliter, as they exist in the immediate subjectivity of concrescence, and since God is everlasting, and experiences all actual occasions formaliter, actual occasions are preserved everlastingly (in their full, warm, subjective immediacy) in the consequent nature of God.6 This interpretation resolves the question of the status of the past, the problem of how the past is given as datum for concrescing actual occasions, and the question of a ground for truth claims about the past.

This debate was crucial in distinguishing and relating scientifically objective history and the mythical interpretations of it expressing the divine and subjective meaning of the same for the community of faith.

With a subjective interpretation and adjudication of such cases, we need reassurance that such would not restrict the free exercise of religion for our chaplains and military personnel.

17I once argued, relying on William A. Christian's An Interpretation of Whitehead's Metaphysics (New Haven, CN: Yale University Press, 1959), that God was exempt from subjective perishing on the grounds that perishing was absent from the categoreal scheme.

Schreuder's contention, that a close association between preacher and people exists in preaching, points toward the subjective and corporate dimensions of interpretation.

With this third trait the distance is further widened between an eschatological interpretation of freedom and an existential interpretation which contracts it within the experience of present, interior, subjective decision.

Some people might distinguish between them more sharply than others, but both processes involve a major movement affecting our subjective limitations and, therefore, they deeply influence our interpretation of Scripture and tradition.

For this reason he understood the term hypostasis / substance not in the objective sense (of a reality present within us), but in the subjective sense, as an expression of an interior attitude -LSB-...] In the twentieth century this interpretation became prevalent -LSB-...] but -LSB-...] Faith is not merely a personal reaching out towards things to come that are still totally absent -LSB-...] It gives us even now something of the reality we are waiting for, and this present reality constitutes for us a «proof of the things that are still unseen.

To be sure, each of these subjective features is more prominent in religion; there is a greater diversity of models, greater influence of interpretation on data, greater tenacity in commitment to paradigms, and greater ambiguity in paradigm choice.

Classical discussions of the symbolic and analogical character of religious language were dependent on the metaphysical assumptions of Platonism or scholasticism, which can no longer be presupposed; more recent interpretations often hold that religious images are only symbols of man's subjective life.

Yet the experience from which the inference is drawn is subject to all kinds of pressures, is open to a variety of interpretations, and in the last analysis is dominantly private and subjective.

So of course there will be different «subjective» interpretations of what that specifically entails at any point in time to wrestle with.

There is progress and refinement of interpretation in science as we perceive wider contexts to what we know, but it is not a subjective exercise.

The proper interpretation of Lamarckian notions in genetics thus depends fully on knowing «what» we are talking about: all new patterns of efficient causation in animal bodies can be traced to some occasions» subjective aims.

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.

Throughout the course of this paper I shall argue that the proper interpretation of «relative» as it is used in this text bears not on the subjective notion of an object's relation to a knower but on the objective factor of the object's own relations.

There also seems to be little recognition of the importance subjective interpretation plays in understanding the meaning of Scripture.

Being a subjective statistic it is hard to get many valid conclusions from the data provided as the definition of a clear cut chance is up for interpretation.

What this implies is that some of these so - called «hate speeches» may actually be personal or subjective interpretation, opinion or commentary garnished with a basket full of prejudice by the reader or the listener.