Project Staff and Subject Index by Allen, Jonathan, Kleppner, Daniel

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Occlusion Clues and Subjective Contours by Stevens, Kent A.

“…The findings support the hypothesis that subjective countours are constructions that account for occluded figures, in the absence of objective edges. …”
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On reduced relatives with genitive subjects by Krause, Cornelia (Cornelia Ann), 1972-

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Examining stigma and subjectivities in "Diamonds" by Choo, Geraldine Rui Ling

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The making of the Hawthorne subject (Review) by Murray, Martin

“…Review Article of: Alison Easton, The making of the Hawthorne subject (Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1996)…”
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Subject-oriented spatial logic by Wałęga, PA, Zawidzki, M

“…We present a modal logic for subject-oriented representation and reasoning about a two-dimensional space, which we call SOSL. …”

Ethics and the payment of research subjects by Beckford, L, Broome, MR

“…Subjects, both healthy controls and patients, are reimbursed for their participation in research. …”

Capital city and subject province by Knapton, M, Knapton, Michael W. S.

“…Military defeat in 1509 allowed Padua's secession, an anachronistic return to separate identity motivated by its political class's resentment at subjection to Venice: denied representation in mainstream public life, they enjoyed illusory local administrative autonomy.…”

Laura Marcus: rhythmical subject by Beasley, R

Cardiac monitoring in ambulant subjects by Goulding, L

“…<p>Miniature magnetic tape recorders permit physiological data to be collected from ambulant subjects. During 24 hours the signals from some 100,000 heart beats can be registered but the analysis of this amount of information poses technological problems.…”

Essays on subjective wellbeing and behaviour by Overdick, K

“…This thesis seeks to improve our understanding of the relationship between behaviour and subjective wellbeing (SWB). The thesis looks at three different sides of this relationship in the three main chapters. …”

Valuing the acute subjective experience by Cheung, K, Earp, BD, Yaden, DB

“…Using the concept of psychological richness, combined with insights from the philosophy of aesthetics and the enhancement literature, this essay explores potential sources of value in the acute subjective experience, apart from the value derived from persisting beneficial effects.…”

Health(care) and the temporal subject by Davies, B

“…Although the question of the temporal subject has risen in prominence, it is still relatively underdeveloped, particularly in the sphere of health and healthcare. …”

METABOLIC STUDIES IN HUMAN-SUBJECTS by Frayn, K

Hierarchy of needs and subjective wellbeing by Abu Bakar, Aisyah

“…Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Subjective Well-Being (SWB) are the two concepts that this paper addresses. …”

Subject specification (SGH3113) by Mar Iman, Abdul Hamid

“…Contains course information of Property Market Research subject.…”
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“You are you and he is he” : spaces and alterations of subjectivity in representations of trauma. by Lim, Yan Wen.

“…If trauma is a rupture in time and space, then this temporal and spatial incongruity would parallel a disintegration of identity, which then leads to an altered subjectivity in the narrative. This modification of subjectivity is important because it challenges the thin line between the personal and the political or public. …”
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A Roman vessel for cosmetics: form, decoration, and subjectivity in the muse Casket by Elsner, J

An age of emotion: expertise and subjectivity in old age in Britain, 1937-1970 by Greenhalgh, C

“…I argue that historians could do much more to detail the significance of the life cycle for their subjects, whether they write political, social, or cultural history. …”

The ecological and the existential: sound and subjectivity in the works of Salvatore Sciarrino and Helmut Lachenmann by Li, M

“…It also interrogates how the musical representation of the subject reflects the condition of human subjectivity as it was considered in contemporary intellectual discourse. …”