Sentence examples for in the same objective from inspiring English sources

Lewis uses the Chinese term Tao for what he elsewhere in The Abolition of Man refers to as "Natural Law or Traditional Morality" in order to emphasize the universality of traditional values: people throughout history and around the world believe in the same objective values.

In the same objective, the solvent extraction time was extended while keeping all the previous parameters fixed at their optimal values.

Such analysis is relevant when two (or more) design concepts with different design alternatives lie in the same objective space, but describe different Pareto fronts.

Training your people should be approached in the same objective (even cold-hearted) way an airline invests in jet fuel futures -- it should anticipate future market trends as well as act as a hedge against future challenges.

It cannot really be judged as valid or invalid in the same objective way that we like to believe that experiments and the interpretation of experimental results can be.

"I'm going in there with the same objective, same mindset and trying to achieve the same thing," McIlroy says.

However, this way of mixing the costs for the maintenance of metabolic fluxes with the thermodynamic 'costs' for reversing the direction of a reaction in one and the same objective function is questionable for two reasons.

Specifically, several areas of the brain consistently show greater activation in FM patients than in control individuals given the same objective stimulus intensity – especially the secondary somatosensory cortex, insula and the anterior cingulate cortex.

In addition, simultaneous estimation methods employing the same objective functions in Equations (4) and (5) were applied to these case studies, to gauge the reduction in the computational cost from using the proposed strategy.

There were different organisations coming from different angles because of geography, but in essence everybody had the same objective.

Therefore, λ{Z}≻ w  ρ and we achieve the conclusion that for any feasible point (B,F) in (P1), there is always a corresponding feasible point ( B ~, F ) in (P2) that gives the same objective value.