There is only stuff, objects being accidental phases of objectively non-objectual stuff.
To quantify the impact of objectively recorded hot flashes on objective sleep in perimenopausal women.
But why does the existence of disagreement, obstinacy, error, blindness or stupidity undermine the possibility of objectively judging truth?
Reality Length of employment used to be one of the most common ways of objectively determining who to make redundant.
"Our editorial policy of objectively covering major economic and social events in China will not change," she told the crowd.
His writings document the value of objectively evaluating all aspects of the patient's symptoms, diet, sleep patterns, and habits.
In all, Judge Scheindlin concluded, "these results show that blacks are likely targeted for stops based on a lesser degree of objectively founded suspicion than whites".
Hand ballot recounts are an essential part of election law in Florida and other states, and the most accurate method of objectively determining voter intent.
Benjamin Solomon Evanston, Ill., Jan . 25 , 2009 To the Editor: It is heartening that Ethan Bronner considers the difficulty of objectively reporting the Arab-Israel conflict.
This will shock you, but I'm not completely convinced that Iain Duncan Smith's world view comes from a place of objectively rational analysis.
Third, a line of thought pursued by Michel Foucault and later postmodern philosophers questioned the possibility of objectively valid political values and genuinely neutral political institutions.
