This ideal subjective ethical drive is at the heart of an absolutely earnest, radical politics that insists that people will be able to engage with each other, and they're lifted from irony at that point.
Accuracy of pedicle screw placement in this study was measured by assessment of cortical breach in both the pedicle and vertebral body as well as by subjective assessment of ideal trajectory.
SWLS comprises items that asses an individual's subjective evaluations of ideal life, a wish for change, and satisfaction with the past and current situation, and is summated as a total score providing a global measure of an individual's LS [ 4].
Location is a highly subjective dimension, where the "ideal" location can constitute different things for different individuals.
According to Whewell, all knowledge has both an ideal, or subjective dimension, as well as an objective dimension.
The authors describe their own subjective definition of 'the ideal REACH world' from an occupational point of view as a desirable but unobtainable goal.
He criticized Kant and the German Idealists for their exclusive focus on the ideal or subjective element, and Locke and the "Sensationalist School" for their exclusive focus on the empirical, objective element.
Subjective probabilities require the ideal doxastic agent to divide her knowledge or belief base into two mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive parts: one that speaks in favor of A, and one that speaks against A. That is, the neutral part has to be distributed among the positive and negative parts.
Without that focus, that sense of character, we have nothing as readers to hold onto, and yet it is this particularity, this sense of the subjective, that makes the ideal of an overarching, summarizing novel an impossibility.
However, the association between subjective life expectancy and ideal age for parenthood became nonsignificant in a fully-adjusted model, and subjective life expectancy did not mediate the relationship between family support and ideal age for parenthood.
