Sentence examples for objective aspects from inspiring English sources

The purely objective aspects of the music's internal patterns -- like those displayed in Schenker's diagrams -- are what allow these rich interpretations.

As part of his study, he produced an illuminating account of the linguistic, mental, and objective aspects of universals on the basis of Aristotelian doctrines.

In contrast, objective aspects of social isolation no longer showed such an association," concluded the authors of the Amsterdam Study of the Elderly (Amstel), led by Dr Tjalling Jan Holwerda from VU University Medical Centre in Amsterdam.

Over all, the more "objective" aspects that party historians laud are simply too limited to be meaningful, said the historian Zhou Xun, also of the University of Hong Kong.

To evaluate how subjective control over intake is influenced by objective aspects of consumption, negative affect, and recent binge eating.

The current study examined both subjective and objective aspects of driving behavior, using a smartphone application especially designed for the study.

The subjective aspect (grāhakākāra) denotes the sense of intimation that accompanies each cognitive event, while the objective aspect (grāhyākāra) captures the intentional character of cognition or its object-directedness.

An objective aspect depended on the actual existence of the supporting basis.

From the objective aspect, [31] gave a detailed segmentation strategies for an image.

On Wolf's account, the failure of autonomy is a failure of a capacity to track an objective aspect of the world, namely, "the moral" or "the right".

In particular, it has been revealed that football entertainment can be defined as an experiential resource and its enjoyment is linked to the social dimension of relationships and the objective aspect of uncertainty about the outcome of the competition.