The punch card, introduced for tabulating the 1890 census as the ultimate in electric-age objectivity, is now revealed as an ambiguous lattice of wavering flaps.
He says asking these questions at a relatively young age is good for objectivity.
Age gave her more than objectivity, however.
We have no objectivity about our age, ability or even gender.
How can you guarantee The New York Times's objectivity in this age of "infotainment" and claims of bias?
As crusaders against fake news push technology companies to "defend the truth," they face a backlash from a conservative movement, retooled for the digital age, which sees claims for objectivity as a smoke screen for bias.
Even so, when an editor asked me to compare Microsoft 's Zune to Apple 's iPod Touch, I was sure my affinity for any and all hardware incubated in Cupertino, Calif., (I've been a Mac user since age 5) would destroy my objectivity.
Sheeler's photographs of the late teens and early 1920's presage the New Objectivity and the machine age aesthetic that would fascinate both American and German artists -- painters and photographers alike -- in the decades between the wars.
The Age of Extremes involved the greatest test of his own objectivity, though it is also one his most highly praised books.
In addition, the digital age has undermined the value of such professional norms as objectivity which, in the US more than the UK, is now widely discredited as an impossible and therefore unhelpful standard to which to aspire.
The 6MWT is a widely accepted method for determining functional capacity for exercise, being commonly used in field studies due to its low-cost, reproducibility, objectivity and easy application in relation to patient age and education level [5, 29].
