Sentence examples for objective elements from inspiring English sources

Are 'Sharp Values' of Observables Always Objective Elements of Reality? H. Brown, et al. Quantum-Mechanical Self-Measurement B. Monton.

"I am not a doctor, but we have objective elements that allow us to think and affirm that we're dealing with someone who suffers from considerable psychological problems, and that his act is linked to these problems," he said.

The natural science of the time was itself informed by romantic demands for wholeness of prospect, and its methods offered Emerson a way to confront an American reality in which any manifestation of unity literary, political, philosophical, psychological had to embrace an expanding and fragmenting field of objective elements.

To reach the above objective, elements of the kinetics process theory used in chemistry and power engineering have been adopted for the description of changes in pore-capillary materials.

Although compensation acts as one of the most critical and objective elements of career success (Seibert et al., 1999), there are still other objective elements (i.e., promotion) and subjective elements (i.e., career satisfaction and life satisfaction) of career success that deserve further investigation.

The hope is that by acknowledging and understanding these differences, the resources involved with murine models will not be wasted and that rodents could be continued to be used, with a rational frame of reference based on objective elements of comparative pathophysiology - rather than physiology - a discipline which is still in its very early age and which remains to be developed.

These objects affect the subject's mind, and in so doing contribute the objective element to the subject's representations.

Q: So is that an objective process for evaluation, or an arbitrary process with an objective element in it?

But the resulting image, a "date pit," takes shape only when a third, objective element, "distance," is introduced.

The appellate court in Perugia said the lower court verdict against Ms. Knox, an American, and her former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, an Italian, was "not corroborated by any objective element of evidence and in itself was not, in fact, probable".

Variations of Bayesian analysis have been suggested: for, e.g., the quasi-objective Bayesianism proposed by Goldman (2002 and 2005) incorporates an objective element.