Sentence examples for in some objective from inspiring English sources

"Yes, in some objective conceptual world there is tradeoff," he said.

Again, my point isn't that in some objective or inarguable sense baseball is "bad" or has lost its character.

"Most Americans who support capital punishment believe that the death penalty goes to those who are in some objective sense the worst offenders," they write.

This has encouraged the legalistic talk in Congress, and the public hope that Mr Clinton's fate can be decided in some objective legal manner.

After a year of all this activity comes Ms. Kessler's big reveal, and indeed she has improved enough in some objective measures of biologic age to support current estimates that a full 70 percent of the disability of age may be caused by factors within our control.

For both philosophers, secondary qualities are phenomenal and mind-dependent properties having their causal origin in some objective (i.e., mind-independent) reality.

However, we are not interested in optimizing some objective function over the solutions of, but rather in deciding whether a solution exists or not.

Parameter estimation and model invalidation are often stated as optimization problems, in which some objective (or cost) function is minimized over appropriate optimization variables (e.g. the model parameters).

I hope to describe some of these partnerships what works and what doesn't—in future postings.There are some objective problems which no linguistic legerdemain can dispel.

One strategy the causal perspectivalist could adopt (indeed, the only one available) is to explain the asymmetric principle above in terms of some objective non-causal asymmetry.

In search of some objective perspective, I posed the following question on Facebook: "Have you ever used the N-word?