Hordubal (1933) contrasts an inarticulate man's awareness of the causes of his actions with the world's incomprehension; Povětroň (1934; Meteor) illustrates the subjective causes of objective judgments; and Obyčejný život (1934; An Ordinary Life) explores the complex layers of personality underlying the "self" an "ordinary" man thinks himself to be.
The severity of the subjective sensation caused by ENS does not correlate with the findings of objective examinations and can cause conflict between patients and doctors.
This paper starts with introducing the concept of uncertainty associated with efficient design of building energy, followed by distinguishing two types of uncertainty, namely subjective uncertainty caused by designers and objective uncertainty rooted in energy simulation models.
In the experiential-verbal reflection, the opinions were quite subjective and caused a lot of debate.
Research on big data and capital markets mainly depends on manual identification, which involves subjective judgments, causing differences to remain between keywords selected in most studies.
But competent judges prefer higher activities, and not just subjective pleasures caused by those activities, and their preference for higher pursuits is based on their sense of the dignity inherent in a life lived that way (II 6).
The interpretation of changes in the intensity and size of metastatic lesions on bone scans can be a difficult task and to some extent a subjective assessment causing variability between different readers.
Subjective distress caused to the informant by the participants' anxiety was also measured.
Our study suggests that there is a relationship between the level of chronic stress and the subjective distress caused by the symptoms.
For each item, SBAS distinguishes between the objective change related to the occurrence of a problem, from the perceived distress, which is scored separately, and subjective burden caused.
