Sentence examples for subjective priority from inspiring English sources

Compared to the first proposed optimization model, the second and third models categorize the wells as essential and redundant with a subjective priority of redundancy.

Photographs were sorted by each topic according to a subjective priority relative to (a) a personal overall view; (b) their perception of the potential interest for fishermen; and (c) as if they were fishermen.

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But he utterly rejects Freud's seduction theory, which gave priority to subjective experience and broke down the distinction between real and imagined trauma.

Traditional planning relied much on the experience of maintenance and operation staff, which focused more on local sites where adverse weather (i.e., snow and ice) caused safety concerns at problematic locations and sometimes made the selection of priority locations subjective and time-consuming.

Informal criteria refer to subjective considerations that influence priority setting practices in hospitals.

LPC includes: - A check list of items which, once filled in, allows the definition of existing problems (3 areas of interest, 15 critical points and 76 items); - A risk matrix which allows definition of an initial list of priorities; - A subjective feasibility score which allows definition of priorities tailored to the local setting.

The subjective criteria for determining the priority of a job and also the subjective criteria used to identify valid jobs out of a set of input jobs depend on the nature and the definition of these four attributes.

In light of the view of truth and of meaning that Rorty appropriates from Davidson, his conversationalism is not a matter of giving priority to the subjective over the objective, or to mind's power over world's constraint.

Motivated by successful examples in other disciplines, particularly the list of Hilbert's problems in mathematics, this subjective and eclectic list of priority problems is intended for psychiatric researchers, helping to re-focus existing research and providing perspectives for future psychiatric science.

"News organizations have to decide whether they place a higher priority on seeming subjective to some readers or on stating the facts," Leonhardt wrote.