For example, in water resources management problems, optimization problems regularly consist of objective functions and constraints that rely on output from a PDE-based simulator.
(The same holds true for its spatio-temporal framework, consisting of objective time and space).
The error metrics methodology consists of objective measures based on theoretical models using computers to compare images/videos.
The TCM problem with DG consists of objective function (9) subjected to constraints given by (3)–(7) and (11)–(11).
For example, the first premise of such an argument can be challenged by popular metaethical views that see morality as "subjective," or "expressive," rather than something that consists of objective facts, and also by moral sceptics.
The objective component of quality of life consists of objective features, which can be observed and measured in the public domain; the subjective component, also called subjective well-being, holds the personal experiences (Diener, 2009).
The image cultivated to students through science teaching at school is that science consists of objective and value-free knowledge (Kelly 2000; Osborne et al. 2003; Sjøberg 2002a, b, c).
Assessments will be made at baseline (within 90 days of surgery), 1 year, and 3 years consisting of objective and self-reported measurements of physical activity, health-related fitness, blood collection, lymphedema, patient-reported outcomes, and determinants of physical activity.
One early and highly recognized model describes dementia-specific Qol consisting of objective (e.g., behavioral competence and environment) and subjective (e.g., perceived Qol and psychological well-being) components (called 'sectors' by Lawton) [ 7, 8].
For example EFS is a composite end point consisting of objective measures, such as death and progression, in addition to more subjective components (i.e. investigator decision to initiate new treatment).
