Sentence examples for subjectivity as from inspiring English sources

Architecting large complex systems is a challenging task due to the presence of uncertainty, ambiguity, and subjectivity as well as the extremely large space of candidate architectures.

Compared to the traditional MCDA, the proposed RI-MCDA shows the uniqueness in addressing the interaction between dual intervals of highly uncertain parameters, as well as their joint impact on the decision results, which reduces the subjectivity as much as possible.

As this may seem impractical in a risk-management context, it is proposed to introduce "a-posteriori subjectivity" (as opposed to the "a-priori subjectivity" introduced by the arbitrary selection of single probability distributions) by defining a single indicator of evidence as a weighted average of Plausibility and Belief, with weights to be defined according to the specific context.

Moreover, while the researchers have made every effort to ensuring that a diverse, qualified, and unbiased group of experts participate in the study, the final results may still carry a certain level of subjectivity, as is the case with all similar investigations.

Still, Kahlow said she has adjusted to operating in a man's world -- so she may need data to check her subjectivity as much as any man.

And here is a firm, still Standard and Poor's, whose criteria of appreciation are marked by subjectivity, as is the case for every human endeavor, one whose methodologies are not only vague, but opaque and, from the little we know of them, stamped with the seal of a singular amateurism.

This leads to a 'refashioning of political subjectivities as well as a redistribution of moral reference points', with the affirmation of an entrepreneurial ethos of cunning, risk taking and 'survival of the fittest' in strategies of both ascendance and survival (Banégas and Warnier 2001: 8; see also Petit and Mutambwa 2005).

As he wrote in his notebook, heat and colour (which philosophers had classed as secondary qualities because of their supposed subjectivity) are "as much without the mind" as figure and motion (classed as primary qualities) or as time.

Of course, as conceptualized in Being and Time, Dasein is not a Cartesian subject, so the abandonment of subjectivity is not as simple as a shift of attention away from Dasein and towards some other route to Being.

They criticise the methods used to identify alternative candidates as unreliable and unscholarly, arguing that their subjectivity explains why as many as 80 candidates have been proposed as the "true" author.

Women's maternal bodies are seen as a source of positive values to set against male norms, stressing care and inter-subjectivity, as opposed to autonomy and duty (O'Brien 1981, Rich 1979, Ruddick 1989).