Others have subject-matter expertise.
Subject-matter experts were given double weight.
Frankenstein, like much Gothic fiction of the period, mixes a visceral and alienating subject matter with speculative and thought-provoking themes.
Third, although the document retrieved was relevant to the subject matter, it was anecdotal, speculative, or editorial in nature.
The syllable is discussed in a number of the Upanishads (speculative philosophical texts), and it forms the entire subject matter of one, the Mandukya Upanishad.
"It has novels set in different eras of Australian history, short stories, non fiction that's a mixture of science writing and social history and speculative fiction – all with a huge variety of subject matter".
Maybe the right question to ask about Neil Gaiman isn't "Why is he so fixated on dreams?" but "Why aren't more of his fellow fantasy writers as obsessed with the topic as he is?" After all, dreams would seem to be the ideal subject matter for any author of speculative fiction.
As a young child, atomic destruction was a speculative matter, simply the loudest possible bang.
Bacon's speculative cosmology and matter theory had been planned to constitute Part 5 of Instauratio Magna.
Natural order (ii) is the order of the subject matter, that is, the degree of abstraction: first the speculative sciences, then active sciences, and finally the sciences of language (DOS 630 635).
A CNN spokeswoman said, "we don't comment on speculative business matters".
