Sentence examples for not only objective from inspiring English sources
What is at work is not only objective, but also subjective uncertainty, or what economists, following Chicago economist Frank Knight's early 20th-century work, call "Knightian uncertainty".
That implies the proposed method has quite good performance for not only objective quality but also perceptual quality.
Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is better than several conventional methods in not only objective but also perceptual quality.
In SCF, SME credit risk arises from not only objective default behavior and the risk of moral hazard but also from the SME counterparties' (leading enterprises in the supply chain) objective default behavior and moral hazard.
Considering the fact that many trustworthiness evaluation problems require not only objective measurement but also subjective perception, this paper designs a novel framework named CSTrust for conducting cloud service trustworthiness evaluation by combining QoS prediction and customer satisfaction estimation.
Over time, the ranking model has shifted to emphasize not only objective measures over subjective ones, but also what Morse calls "output measures" of quality -- graduation rates, for example -- over "input measures," like the SAT and ACT scores of incoming freshmen.
Because OPEC members are sovereign countries and not private firms, the profit motive is not their only objective.
Money is no object, and money is not the only objective.
Even if Garrett's presumption (1996) is true, "that each denture wearer achieves a certain level of chewing performance not markedly affected by the clinical quality of dentures," chewing performance as the ability to comminute food is not the only objective criterion because an objective assessment can be gained from the perceived pain and discomfort accompanying masticatory load transfer.
Not only the objective function but also the condition (15) on the stability can be described by LMIs.
Therefore, the reliability of structures is not only an objective but also a subjective concept, which is a property of the designer's state of knowledge.
