Stephanie Snyder's sculptured wax blocks are visually successful but have a quiet subjectivity that makes them less immediately gripping.
They have a type of subjectivity that I call ontological subjectivity.
The greatest use of an Adjudication Committee is predominantly in the assessment of outcomes that have a degree of subjectivity associated with them.
It is important though to bear in mind that none of these techniques is fully quantitative and both have a degree of subjectivity.
"This rule change is not gonna solve every single issue, you're still going to have a certain amount of subjectivity," said John Mara, the president of the Giants.
Figures for those living in "unacceptable" conditions have an "element of subjectivity"; certain aspects of slum life are simply not amenable to statistical measurement.
Still, the best old instruments have a harmonic richness that transcends subjectivity.
Surely one of the joys of novels about epistolary romances is to read the letters themselves, so we have a sense of the very subjectivity that makes the correspondents' passion come alive.
Most techniques either suffer from an inherent subjectivity or have a tendency to under estimate or over estimate the true dimension of the data [ 20].
Some items/questions are highly dependent on the judgment of the respective user and thus have an unavoidable element of subjectivity.
