Sentence examples for situated subject from inspiring English sources
Vulnerability means that we have to live with morality and take care of the other as a fragile situated subject.
This reflects Rendtorff and Kemp's concept of vulnerability, which means that we have to take care of the other person as a fragile situated subject [ 12].
It is not assumed the nurse will "tell it like it is" [ 15], but through analysis the story is seen to offer a means to understand the nurse as a situated subject [ 18].
In the case of judgments of taste, on the other hand, individuals have to appeal to the judgments and opinions of others, and thus the validity of their judgments rests on the consent they can elicit from a community of differently situated subjects.
The paper takes a step backwards, by situating the subject matter within a broader theoretical framework and in so doing, proffers a conceptual framework that systematically integrates and highlights critical dimensions of innovation-driven research collaboration for further empirical research and policy considerations.
Steady state unbalance response of a Jeffcott rotor with a single centrally situated crack subjected to periodic axial impulses is studied.
Steady state unbalance response of a cracked rotor with a single centrally situated crack subjected to periodic axial impulses is investigated experimentally.
Similarly, in "Wallflower," she situated her subjects in front of floral wall prints, stripped of clothing or any other context that would point to their personal self.
The large-value version situated the subjects in a relatively salient environment (large value contrast), and large losses (e.g., -$1050) were rare.
Conversely, the small-value version situated the subjects in a relatively ambiguous environment (small-value contrast) and infrequent low-risk (small value) loss (e.g., -$650).
The stimuli were back-projected onto a projection screen situated behind subjects' head and were reflected into their eyes via a mirror mounted on the head coil.
