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Chief Music Officer and company co-founder Tim Westergren says by breaking down music into 400 non-subjective traits, Savage Beast's engine avoid subjective song evaluations.

Researchers have to be careful when they observe simple correlations between subjective beauty and electoral success.

Requirements-based testing tends to be less subjective than exploratory testing, and it can provide other benefits as well.

A team of people, including operations and line of business representatives, need to make these subjective decisions on application placement.

To be specific, the subjective reason for taxpayers to evade tax is interest. As driven by interest, most taxpayers desire and require avoidance of tax.

The trick is that the observation is done automatically, and does not rely on the subjective impressions of tired and bored security guards.

Apart from the susceptibility of individual perceptions to subjective influences of various kinds, there is also the risk of cultural stereotyping which arises in any encounter with 'the other'.

Is subjective consciousness of eternity not enough?

This is syncing your subjective time with objective time.

Drawing,either as esthetics or as a basic skill,reveals a painter's subjective feelings.

This is embodied in the lack of knowledge of objective things and the paranoia in subjective perception of things.

While these memoirs are often moving, they are also highly subjective snapshots that don't teach us much about how we typically grieve, nor more important, for how long.

Like all models, this represents a simplified view of reality: there are no intermediate states under development for example, since the definitions of such states are subjective and ambiguous.

but it is also 'division of labour' if (as Adam Smith mentions as an example) ten different persons share in the different occupations connected with the manufacture of a pin: the former is an objective, and the latter a subjective division of labour;

In the struggle, correct subjective direction can transform inferiority into superiority and passivity into initiative, and incorrect subjective direction can do the opposite.

That goal, as stated, is too subjective, too vague, and is simply not measurable.

Traditional epistemology is a paradigm of thought of subjective philosophy that presupposes the origin of rationality is ego or ego-consciousness.

Relying on subjective feedback to make these design decisions can be disastrous and will result in a design that may be acceptable to your team but has no appeal to users.

Their manifestations are: (1) blind action regardless of subjective and objective conditions;

The clarification of standards of acceptability for all features and requirements, including those which contain a subjective element;

Utility is a subjective concept, covering everyone's subjective judgement on their sense of satisfaction and happiness.

In China,“ harmfulness to society cognition” is also an important element of subjective aspects of a crime.

An idea is the subjective evocation of an objective fact.

First, recognize that the subjective and objective belief systems are merely perspectives - they're different ways of looking at the same data you perceive through your inner and outer senses.

Try to avoid being subjective and one-sided when looking at problems.

However, because of the subjective dimension of usability, the CRM development team sometimes gets unexpected reactions and has to deal with stakeholders questioning the usability of a playbook.