Here, we propose in response the journey as a metaphor for identity-building and adaptation, life being 'subjectively structured by a sequence' (Habermas and Bluck, 2000: 750).
We know nothing but our manner of perceiving them..."... Perception is thus a key word with respect to how we subjectively interpret structures.
Question Prompt Lists (QPLs), consisting of a structured list of questions that patients may wish to ask their physician, have been shown to facilitate communication between patients and physicians about illness and treatment, as measured objectively through the number of patient questions asked or subjectively through patient self-report [ 13].
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.
Referring physicians subjectively preferred the structured reports.
Minor anomalies are subtle defects of appearance and structure evaluated subjectively or by measurement.
In addition, the analysis supports our assumption that pupils perceive and subjectively evaluate regional opportunity structures, which thus organize pupils' sets of feasible actions.
Specific anatomical structures could subjectively better be identified with arthroscopy (p < 0.001).
Although subjects feel subjectively tired, their sleep flattens.
In our view, the results nonetheless indicate that the regional opportunity structures are perceived, subjectively evaluated, and incorporated in pupils' realistic educational aspirations.
Second, regional opportunity structures are perceived, subjectively evaluated and organize a pupil's set of feasible actions and educational attainment: on the one hand regional opportunity structures are correlated with pupils' realistic educational aspirations.
