Sentence examples for single subjectivity from inspiring English sources

On the Internet, however, it's not one single subjectivity but a popular hive-mind that decides.

Topological figures and constructions undermining the intuitions of this picture thinking assisted Lacan in recasting the unconscious as an ensemble of contortions, curvings, folding, inflections, twists, and turns immanent and internal to a single plane of minded subjectivity accessible to rigorous, rational (psycho analysis.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

The scholar Susan McClary, in her 2004 book "Modal Subjectivities," singles out as a turning point "Il bianco e dolce cigno," a 1539 madrigal by Jacques Arcadelt, a Franco-Flemish composer who prospered in Italy.

In every bar you hear evidence of a keen musical mind applied not – as usual – to the single poem or sequence, but the unfolding subjectivity of a journal.

This is an improvement over methods using single questions related to mood and removes potential subjectivity related to personality characteristics and negative affect on measurement of the outcome.

The strongest correlation being between ΔCD3 expression and ΔMRI synovitis scores is not surprising, as these originate from the same single joint and are objectively measured, excluding any subjectivity of clinical scoring and additional pathologies that could influence single joint clinical scores.

The work of such differentiation is incredibly difficult because the subjectivity of plants is not centered in a single organ or function but is dispersed throughout their bodies, from the roots to the leaves and shoots.

The number of nodes in each network has some subjectivity; other investigators might have combined more treatments into single categories, which would have yielded simpler network patterns and lower estimates of network diversity.

Despite its very general nature and the apparent subjectivity of the response provided, perceived health via a single question does appear as a relevant synthetic indicator of actual health status.