I propose a theory on which decision makers subjectively determine how they want to take risk into account, and thus subjectively determine all three components of instrumental rationality.
Neural Hallmarks of Conceptual Processing Associated with Finding Novel Shapes Subjectively Meaningful".
Fecal production was subjectively monitored for shape, color and consistency, and objectively by weight and fecal pellet size.
The paper challenges this perspective by developing a concept of learnt social practices, a methodology for theorizing the social and subjectively creative capacities of accounting as a practice embedded in social relations; collective activities through which individuals shape wider meaningful realities, potentially reshaping their own needs and understandings.
While numerous models of swim fin with various innovative shapes have been subjectively designed, the exact influence of the fin characteristics on swimming performance is still much debated, and remains difficult to quantify.
Subjectively, we assessed the shape similarity between each unstained central area on the intraoperative images and its corresponding thickness-indicating colours map.
Although subjects feel subjectively tired, their sleep flattens.
Tears are subjectively sealed — and yet they are contagious.
Finally, NCVs were asked to subjectively evaluate the influence level.
Generally, differences in shape (e.g., among species or genotypes) or patterns of shape variation (e.g., whether shape varies continuously between exemplar morphologies) that are detectable subjectively by the investigator become very apparent under morphometric analysis.
"It tries to make sense of the world subjectively, whereas facts tend to ignore our subjectivity".
