Some people tend to consider photographs as factual, objective pictures; this view leaves out the human, subjective, artistic processing of the raw material.
REPORTER AT LARGE about "assassination buffs," a group of men and women who, through careful, factual, objective study are hoping to prove the Warren Report wrong and that the government lied about Harvey Oswald.
By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, June 10 , 1967P. 41 REPORTER AT LARGE about "assassination buffs," a group of men and women who, through careful, factual, objective study are hoping to prove the Warren Report wrong and that the government lied about Harvey Oswald.
Factual objective type questions are effectively used in active learning, information and communication technology based education and intelligent tutoring system for the assessment of learner's content knowledge.
While concerns were raised over the combination of biases, for factual objective variables this methodology is likely to be the most appropriate.
This is an important point about numbers in general: they look factual and objective.
Barrie Cadwallader, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France Mr. Ferguson's excellent, factual and objective article on Baroness Thatcher was quite a contrast with the almost factless op-ed by A.C. Grayling ("Thatcher's divided isle," April 10), which merely regurgitated the standard soft liberal-lefty myth.
Indeed, policy making cannot be based only on factual and objective information but should consider also power, interests, values, and norms [22, 23].
The media's fundamental role in a free society is to (a) report, analyze and investigate the news in a timely, factual and objective manner; (b) hold government leaders accountable to its citizens; (c) educate and inform relating to key issues and news; and (d) connect citizens with each other.
The media has a responsibility to report in a factual and objective manner [ 66].
