Noise, he says, is subjective: "When I was flying Concorde, the most frequent comment was that we'd be happy if you made a bit more noise so we could get out in the garden and see you fly past.
While obviously one's capacity to suffer under any circumstances is subjective, when we hear that the very well-to-do, under any reasonable definition of the term, seek pity, it comes across as callous and clueless.
The results may be subjective when using qualitative risk analysis methods [ 20], and there is uncertainty associated with this subjective judgment [ 22].
They are subjective values that, when located within individuals and assessed like skills, become moralistic accountabilities.
But when it is subjective and when it is about emotional memory as well, moving from one memory to another, it can be very difficult for other people to get it.
Such things, necessarily, are subjective - and, particularly when you're going on video footage, almost impossible to judge - but for me he stands alongside Johan Cruyff as one of the two greatest European players of all time.
(2) Across most types of biomedical study designs, it is prudent to blind outcome assessors (i.e., observers) in scenarios with a high risk of bias, primarily when outcomes are subjective and observers have predispositions.
Things are even more difficult when probabilities are subjective and individual beliefs may differ.
Maps of favorite things by state or region are subjective to begin with, but when the methodology is flawed, the results are meaningless.
This talk, based on my dissertation research, uses findings from psychophysics and aesthetic research to offer a predictive model for when expressions are subjective.
For example, when variables are subjective or the measurement protocol is unclear, providing training or protocol adjustment may help.
