English to Maori Meaning of subjectivity - subjectivity

Subjectivity :

subjectivity

noun

lī'oa ki atua, hifo, lī'oa-whaiaro

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Definitions of subjectivity in English

Noun(1) judgment based on individual personal impressions and feelings and opinions rather than external facts

Examples of subjectivity in English

(1) The scientific literature has noted some gender differences in both subjective and objective responses to cocaine.(2) You can follow the software instructions to adjust your computer screen controls manually, but as you can guess, human perception is usually subjective .(3) How do physical processes in the brain give rise to the subjective life the conscious mind?(4) It is not to be judged by the quality of the reasons advanced in support of it in the course of Parliamentary debate, nor by the subjective state of mind of individual ministers or other members.(5) In this sense their condition is epistemologically objective but ontologically subjective .(6) It's an alternative view of the individual's subjective reality.(7) There is nothing subjective about perceptual experience.(8) Things are even more difficult when probabilities are subjective and individual beliefs may differ.(9) One of the few good ideas about consciousness that has gained some measure of agreement is that subjective feelings depend very much on the kind of body you have.(10) In concrete terms it poses difficulties - because it also makes Theism subjective .(11) Drama is a genre which is heavily oriented to the first person present, a narrative form associated with subjective experience and inner feelings.(12) Editorial comment is the subjective view of one person, and as such not expected to be ├ö├ç├┐balanced├ö├ç├û to the extent of pleasing all shades.(13) I no longer trust my own subjective impressions, or those of other linguists, no matter how reputable.(14) Admissions decisions are subjective because they are based on human beings that inherently possess a great deal of variability.(15) Whether it is ├ö├ç├┐good├ö├ç├û or ├ö├ç├┐bad├ö├ç├û could be a very subjective matter of opinion.(16) The genitive would function syntactically as subjective genitive with the transactional term o-pa.

(1) subject to ::

raro ki

(2) subject line ::

raina kaupapa

(3) subject to change ::

kaupapa ki te huri i

(4) subject pronoun ::

tūpou kaupapa

(5) subject-matter ::

kaupapa-mea

(6) change the subject ::

huri i te kaupapa

(7) subject area ::

wāhi kaupapa

(8) major subject ::

kaupapa nui

(9) this subject ::

tenei kaupapa

Synonyms

Noun

Antonyms

1. general ::

whānui

2. generic ::

whānui

3. popular ::

rongonui

4. public ::

tūmatanui

5. universal ::

Different Forms

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