Príklady subjective

• The use of subjective criteria is flawed.

• The problem is that it is a very subjective decision.

• But this is one woman's subjective experience.

• You have to bear in mind that this is a subjective interpretation.

• I find him very attractive but I realize it's a subjective thing.

• As with literature, a considerable theoretical challenge exists in relating the subjective to the intersubjective.

• This domain is a subjective domain unlike the assembly domain.

• Such studies provide no data about the subjective localization of visible and audible events.

• Secondary outcome measures were physiological function (assessed in terms of blood pressure and heart rate) and subjective effects (measured using visual analogue scales).

• More importantly, by studying the subjective experiences of the meaning of music we gain insights into the person's self.

• This again would have placed an additional dimension to the publication, and made it less subjective.

• Without a sufficiently rich belief system it is difficult for subjective measures to accurately model the user domain.

• Subjective views are all very well for people, but for the defence of the environment we need a more scientific approach.

• But this is a subjective matter and many readers may like this kind of idiom.

• Sometimes, subjective indicators of the economy are not available either in the countries of interest or over long periods of time.

• Whereas meaning exists in subjective appreciation or understanding of something, information may be stored, reproduced, analysed and manipulated separately from its subjective meaning.

• The subjective realm of the actor to which a truthfulness validity claim is attached is associated with an expressive speech act.

• The ' subjective truths ' of ethics and religion are not expressible in language, but only in the ' existential ' context of an individual's life.

• Rival adopts this framework, refining it by accounting for internal sociocultural processes and adopting a subjective perspective.

• It is an ambitious combination endeavouring to reveal both the objective and subjective contexts of construction in a manner accessible to practitioners, teachers, and students.