The phrase "achieve its objectivity of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The research aims to achieve its objectivity of presenting unbiased results."
Alternatives: "attain its objectivity in" or "reach its objectivity regarding".
Influenced heavily by Russia and Germany, Swiss Style--which also emphasizes simplicity and objectivity--achieved its own fame in the 1950s, driven by designers in Switzerland.
This article focuses on the question of how scientific objectivity should be define, whether the ideal of objectivity is desirable, and to what extent scientists can achieve it.
It includes a more accurate determination of the characteristic length to achieve mesh objectivity in capturing intralaminar damage consisting of matrix cracking and fibre failure, a load-history dependent material response, an isotropic hardening nonlinear matrix response, as well as a more physically-based interactive matrix-dominated damage mechanism.
Researchers have proposed schemes to ensure amenability of sequences to computation, but it remains difficult to achieve computational objectivity while maintaining biological interpretability.
His painting showed exceptional mastery of space and light and exuded naturalness and restraint, both in its objectivity and choice of colors, often browns and ochers.
The drug group's four kinds of diagnostic information were collected and the simultaneous acquisition was required to achieve the objectivity and accuracy.
Even if Bill is correct intellectually, it is hard to imagine someone being able to achieve this sort of objectivity about his own behavior.
So soon after the end of the second world war, with feelings still running high, to achieve any kind of objectivity was a remarkable challenge.
However, they can achieve some degree of objectivity by keeping out the social researcher's views about whether agents' goals are commendable.
This call lay behind Zhu's promotion of the Great Learning (Daxue) and call for life-long learning and moral reflection in a bid to achieve a modicum of objectivity and break free of the moral intuitionism and resultant subjectivism typical of Neo-Confucians of his generation.
