Sentence examples for subjectivity with from inspiring English sources

The fundamental distinction is now between objectivity and subjectivity, with two examples of each.

Mixing diagrammatic subjectivity with cartographic objectivity, Walter's maps couldn't be further from the rigidly informational Ordnance Survey.

Not of course the rich subjectivity with which the word is imbued today, but what they call sensory consciousness, the ability to respond to and act on the external environment, as when their present-day successors – single-celled animals such as amoeba – detect and navigate towards food sources and withdraw from noxious ones.

That experience of being played by the music is what creates a sense of shared subjectivity with the sound, and – when we unplug our earbuds, anyway – with each other, a transcendent connection that lasts at least as long as a favourite song".

Instead, Godard filtered elements of these stories into this dystopian secret-agent story, which he then infused with details, references, and styles of German silent movies (fusing wild subjectivity with sharp moralism) and American detective films (with their snappy disdain for authority) — and filmed on location in and around Paris.

The structure of the representational economy, its association of subjectivity with masculinity, precludes the convergence of being a woman and being a speaking being.

Butt analyzes how Indonesian outreach workers of regional family planning offices mould sexual subjectivities with their policy practices.

So although narratives represent emerging unobservable cognitive phenomena we are not left with arbitrary subjectivity but with layers of structured phenomena [ 38, 39].

Histological grade is a key component of routine pathology reporting and of prognostic importance, but may, in some circumstances, be affected by subjectivity, along with problems with inadequate or delayed fixation, which can result in undergrading (Rakha et al, 2010).

It advances views of nature as a subject with agency, subjectivity, "voice", and the ability to enter into political dialogue as co-interlocutor with humans.

Although prior studies investigating stress ulcer prophylaxis have exclusively used the term VAP to report data, with the inherent subjectivity associated with this diagnosis, we believe that using the recently proposed definitions for IVAC in future studies will more accurately determine whether stress ulcer prophylaxis increases adverse events during mechanical ventilation.