Sentence examples for objectively decided from inspiring English sources

Most profoundly, the suit has exposed the seemingly unbridgeable psychic gap between those who are certain that the department is an honorable meritocracy in which appointments and promotions are objectively decided by tests and those who believe it is a cronyish white man's club that may not want more blacks and makes life uncomfortable for those already there.

Using the SOM-based clustering method, the relative topological relationships of the design hyetographs at the gauged sites can be established, and the number of clusters can be objectively decided by visual inspection.

We want equality to be discussed and debated so voters can objectively decide where it is best served.

There was one more thing before it was final: a court-appointed representative, a complete stranger, had to "objectively" decide, after a brief visit, whether I was a fit parent.

These are designed to objectively decide whether two samples were derived from a common population.

Additionally, it is worthwhile realizing that the aid agency is not independently and objectively deciding which technologies are implemented.

Therefore to objectively decide the specific node for execution for specific task, a heuristic is needed to assign task to a specific node.

On the other hand, these Guidelines provide the institutions responsible for protecting the building, the possibility to objectively decide on the level of energy efficiency achieved as a result of the rehabilitation in accordance with the conservation criteria.

As such it provides a means to objectively decide a cutoff point for excluding from tree building sites that exhibit site saturation and or model misspecification.

The creative director, Konstantin Ernst, had this to say: In order to present our culture objectively we decided to look at it through a European's perspective, through the eyes of a man born in the very heart of Europe: prominent director Daniele Finzi Pasca.

It would seem like something he could reflect upon and view more objectively and decide whether to follow up on.