Sentence examples for subject pick from inspiring English sources

Most of the opinion pieces I read on this subject pick one specific perspective, whether it's leaning in, leaning out, having it all, the impossibility of having it all, etc. and apply it to all women generically.

His subject, picked from a list of the 100 Most Influential Jews of All Time, is Daniel Mendoza, an 18th-century British bare-knuckle boxing champ.

Those unfamiliar with any subject picked the right match 71% of the time on average, while those in the group familiar with those photographed had a mean accuracy of 84%.A separate test with 10 fresh volunteers who knew Dr. Jenkins were asked to name any subject they recognised from a set of corneal images that included one of him.

Reality shows and documentaries were commissioned on the subject; pick-up artists appeared in Hollywood films like Magnolia and Hitch.

Hand alone was defined as occurring when the subject picked up the mealworm without using its mouth.

Mouth alone was defined as occurring when the subject picked up the mealworm without using its hands.

Thus, when the subject picked up a food item, both feet and one hand touched the ground while the other hand grasped the mealworm.

In each 10 metre run, the subject picks up a sponge, then runs back 10 metres, drops the sponge and picks up another sponge, repeating the same actions two more times, using a total of three sponges during the test (for the first 10 m run the subject does not carry a sponge).

Cynthia Atkins (CA): I think our subjects pick us, rather than the other way around.

Subjects pick up blocks from the resource area with the computer mouse and drag them to the "workspace area" where they built a copy of the model.

How do subjects pick the specific locations on the hand to be tested (strategy)? 2. How many additional points in excess of what is required for strict inference, do they test before reaching a diagnosis (redundancy)?