आत्मचरित्र-संबंधी इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The basis of reciprocal determinism should transform individual behavior by allowing subjective thought processes transparency when contrasted with cognitive, environmental, and external social stimulus events.

Felder 1862 currently viewed as a subjective junior synonym.

This provision was criticised as entirely subjective, and giving the Home Office the right to decide who was a terrorist and who was a freedom fighter.

It is a function of the real state only through the (subjectively chosen) macroscopic model description.

This is predominantly a subjective test, matching the general approach to establishing intentional behaviour.

Relative subjective comparison of individual teams close on the S-Curve are also considered.

The subjective mind is constantly amenable to control by suggestion.

Lukes claims that a full critique of power should include both subjective interests and those "real" interests held by those excluded by the political process.

For recklessness, a subjective test is applied to determine whether accused wilfully took an initial action that is inherently risky (such as drinking alcohol) but an objective test is applied to determine whether the commission of the actus reus could be foreseen (by a reasonable person).

The rating itself gives a comparable value relating to the subjective intensity of the experience, including auditory, visual, emotional, mental, physical and other sensory effects.

Attitudes being how strongly one holds the attitude toward the act and subjective norms being the social norms associated with the act.

Several court decisions in various jurisdictions have interpreted this language broadly by creating a subjective standard to determine whether the provocation was adequate from the defendant's point of view.

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He published his autobiography, Over the Hills, shortly before he died in 1969 at the age of 92 at Woodbury.

Over The Hills---- (autobiography), London: Michael Joseph (1968).

In October 2013 he published his autobiography with co-author Juan Manuel Lopez.

He wrote several books, including volumes of autobiography.

2013 disestablishments in Massachusetts The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp is an autobiography published in 1908 by the Welsh poet and writer W.

The director and composer collaborated to test “oppositional handling of music and performance” and, in his autobiography, Kurosawa would say that working with Hayasaka changed his views on how film music should be used; from then on, he viewed music as “counterpoint” to the image and not just an “accompaniment”.

Have Mercy, a 1995 autobiography by Wolfman Jack.

In his autobiography, Johnny Cash wrote that Perkins was mildly addicted to amphetamines.

Subsequent pieces of the autobiography were published as individual or collected stories, with each chapter able to stand on its own.

The line is parodied at the start of Little Wilson and Big God, the autobiography of the English writer Anthony Burgess.

It has been proposed that the ever-shifting text of his autobiography suggests that "reality" cannot be "possessed" by the reader, the "esteemed visitor", but only by Nabokov himself.

While he opines that it is odd that so great a writer as Nabokov has not been able to generate passion in his readers for his own greatest passion, chess and butterflies, he finds that the autobiography succeeds "at making a reasonable pass at understanding that greatest of all conundrums, its author's own life".

He indicates that while any autobiography is "inherently an act of immodesty", the real subject is the development of the inner and outer self, an act that can plunge the subject into "the abyss of self".