Sentence examples for subject defined from inspiring English sources

And maybe in that way too it is a bit like the subject defined in the exhibition's subtitle: "Art, Science, and Invention in the 19th Century".

Perhaps the real challenge that the Euthyphro poses concerns the normative authority of the responses of any kind of subject defined in non-evaluative terms.

In his critical reflections on Sartre, which due to spatial constraints we have not been able to develop here, Merleau-Ponty said that for a subject defined as For-itself, as consciousness of itself, passivity could have no meaning.

Each image is titled with the person's name, we well as a list of identifiers, which each subject defined for themselves.

One subject defined it as if "hundreds, thousands of pins on fire (are) stuck into my body".

An MRI of the dominant knee of each subject (defined as the lower-limb from which the subject leads from when initiating gait) was performed.

His critical metabolism ran unusually high: he would flit from subject to subject, defining new fields of interest (semiology, narratology) only to abandon them and leave others to do the busywork.

Writing this book was not intended to lighten the subject, define the 'right or wrong' of the subject, or make it trivial in any way.

Sports science is also to be re-banded as practice-based, but the funding council is sticking with its plans to downgrade psychology and computer software engineering to group C, subjects defined as having "a studio, laboratory or fieldwork element".

Subjects defined recording intensity distinctly for face and hand by using the NRS scale.

Among the research subjects defined for the weather and climate simulation studies, seamless simulations using NICAM have been proposed.