Sentence examples for partially subjective from inspiring English sources

The phon scale is partially subjective in that the judgment of a listener is involved in comparing any arbitrary sound with the physically defined reference in order to establish its loudness in phons.

They are unique, partially subjective, inconsistent, vague and multidimensional.

Such models are inevitably unique, partially subjective, inconsistent, vague and multidimensional.

The gap between a murder verdict and culpable homicide is obviously a narrow and at least partially subjective one, and I can't pretend to be an expert.

Surface analysis remains a manual and partially subjective exercise, whether it be via hand and paper, or via a workstation.

Furthermore, visual EEG interpretation will always be partially subjective [ 11, 14].

Hwa-Byung is a chronic anger syndrome, in which anger is thought to be chronically suppressed, "accumulates and becomes dense", and is characterized by unique symptoms including partially suppressed subjective anger and somatic and behavioral manifestations of that anger, different from depressive syndrome in terms of its symptom profile [ 25].

Although for some isolates the environmental classification based on isolation source was partially a subjective decision and can be argued to be part of other similar environments, the major findings would not change substantially as the co-selection potential was mostly observed in a few specific and very distinct environments.

The problem has been traditionally addressed in a subjective, partially non-systematic, iterative, time-consuming way, by seeking pilot/driver feedback on the generated motion cues.

The categorisation, particularly in terms of the message characteristics, is partially based on subjective judgements.

We argue that the efficiency of organizational learning within high hazard systems is at least partially undermined by the subjective theories of organizing held by their members.