Sentence examples for subjective identification from inspiring English sources

When still images are used as the host image, the perceptibility is subject to subjective identification.

This depends on whether membership in the group whose perspective is privileged is defined objectively, in terms of one's position in a social structure, or subjectively, in terms of one's subjective identification as a member of the group.

Millhauser weaves into this extraordinary story ideas of decadence, of mimesis, of subjective identification with artistic constructs.

Traditionally, this grouping has been performed based on a relatively subjective identification of sub-classes.

Regarding the fashion context, the clothing product provides to the emotional level channels of signification and subjective identification.

These poems are concerned largely with evoking memories and dreams and with the subjective identification of the poet with natural phenomena, especially the sunset.

Thus, their subjective identifications with notions of nation are also retrospective, relating to Germany first from the perspective of involuntary exile, or second, towards the end of their lives, from the vantage point of a united Germany, achieved at the expense of the death of the socialist dream in whose service they returned.

The simplified methods are developed as a convenient alternative to shell finite element eigen-buckling analysis, which require laborious and subjective visual identification methods as well as commercial software not generally accessible to the engineering community.

Table 1 shows a significant inconsistency between occupational class and subjective class identification.

A better approach is to incorporate variables in the occupational hierarchy and in the subjective class identification separately, but the model results obtained revealed no major differences.

Gender bias may also be revealed in the conceptual framework of the theory in question for example, in representing subjective gender identification as a dichotomous variable, thereby eliminating other possibilities, such as androgyny, from consideration (Bem 1993).