Sentence examples for objective tangible from inspiring English sources

Hooton had no use for people he called "ethnomaniacs," who "talk of the psychological characteristics of this or that race as if they were objective tangible properties, scientifically demonstrated".

The spatial view then states that nearly all of the objective tangible features made available through transitive sensation are relational spatial properties.

There's a notion that floats through the mainstream consciousness, through the mass media, and even among tender-footed law students and fledgling attorneys about the word "justice": It's some kind of objective and tangible substance.

It offered a guide to self-learning and decision-making with an evidence-based focus on objectives and tangible public good (health indicators, WHCs, and CHV activities).

The average life is, honestly recounted, mostly devoid of provable, objective meaning or tangible evidence of God; it's boring more often than not, maddeningly random, secretly and not so secretly sordid and, except on the rarest occasions, does not seem to be accounted for by any plan larger than the all-too-human ones we come up with on our own.

As a consequence of these developments, systems biology, whose goal is to comprehend the organism as a complex system arising from interactions between its multiple elements, becomes a more tangible objective.

But it's 2012, and the tangible objective of innovation isn't about national security.

The evolution of proteomics over the past decade has seen it mature from its nebulous and esoteric origins into a facet of science with a tangible objective; to develop and apply targeted mass spectrometric assays for the analysis of human proteins [1].

Protection from disease is a tangible objective; it is easily understood and translated and it has direct benefits for all.

The slippery genius of "the war on terror" is that without frontlines and without tangible objectives, there's no need to guard against injuries sustained by friendly fire.

These companies operated in competitive environments and their staff realized that foresight enabled them to achieve tangible objectives.