Technocracy, he asserted, is the objective form of the instrumental tendencies in human reason, and if it is not counterbalanced by the integrally human resources of cultural or rational communication it is likely to result in oppressive government.
Here the front lens A is the objective, forming an inverted image of the target on the cross wire or reticle at B. The light then proceeds to the relay lens C, which forms a second image, now erect, at D. Beyond this image is the eyepiece E to render the light parallel so that the image may be seen sharply by the observer.
Integration of different art forms is the objective at the Great Neck Arts Center, though "the emphasis is on the visual arts," said Georgia Vahue, the gallery director.
Similarly, the minimand in (30) is the particular form adopted by the objective function ( Upomega^{ 0} left( {mathbf{x}} right.(t_{ 1} ),{mathbf{x}}(t_{ 2} left. ) right) ) in Problem 3.
In this sense, a new line of research is being developed; it is concerned about the methodological design of these studies, inclusion of the principal variables that are being analyzed and assessment of the most objective form of quality of the services rendered.
Objective Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis and patients with meniscal and ligament injuries of the knee are at high risk to develop the disease.
The data generated from the above exercises will be analysed and represented in objective form as visual maps using the Concept Systems Global software package.
Cave paintings were the first evidence of objective forms of communication.
The aim of the action is the problem's translation into an objective form.
The aims, like your objectives, can be in the form of statements or questions.
