Sentence examples for objective processes from inspiring English sources

Although Schutz defended Weber against Mises, he agreed with many basic premises of Mises and the Austrian tradition that focused on the subjective preferences of the purchaser conferring value on objects instead of explaining value as the result of objective processes such as production costs or labor time invested.

Harding's ideal of "strong objectivity" includes both reflexivity and democratic inclusion as the key features of more objective processes of inquiry.

As indicated by matching the different forms of scientific criticism to the criteria, we can conclude that they cover all forms of criticism that is needed in order to establish objective processes and outcomes when creating Futures Maps.

I discuss how the perception of the objective is formed by the generation of same limits of iteration for the processes performed by non-equivalent observers and how the uniform time appears from its counting through these objective processes.

One major limitation currently with studying street level urban design qualities for walkability is the often inconsistent and unreliable measures of streetscape features across different field surveyors even with costly training due to lack of more objective processes, which also make large scale study difficult.

He said his goal "is to make sure we have transparent and objective processes".

The pretense of having an objective process is out the window".

"I'm disappointed by the complete hijacking of what should be a fair and objective process," Mr. Parnell said.

I think that if it was done this way, it would be a more objective process.

"People who evaluate students say it's an objective process," she said.

And Congressional leaders said the Air Force seemed to have come up with a more objective process for judging the differences in the planes than it had before.