Sentence examples for presumed objective from inspiring English sources

There's presumed objective reality, but then it gets distorted in our minds".

One presumed objective of development is to help the poor.

Whatever the accuracy, or lack thereof, of RT and whatever its actual impact on western audiences, one of the problems with these kinds of arguments is that they fall straight into the trap of presenting media that are aligned with official adversaries as inherently propagandistic and deceitful, while the output of "our" media is presumed to be objective and truthful.

Systematic reviews were our source of trials because they are presumed to be objective.

It is symbolic construction which, in Weyl's vision, allows us access to the "objective" world presumed to underpin our immediate perceptions; indeed, Weyl holds that the objective world, being beyond the grasp (the "lighted circle") of intuition, can only be presented to us in symbolic form[5].

It is this which, in Weyl's vision, allows us access to to the "objective" world presumed to underpin our immediate perceptions.

For some initial habitat states, population projections based on policies for presumed states often exceeded objective function values for known-state policies, suggesting that the genetic algorithm frequently fell short of finding bona fide optima.

Many feminist economists challenge the perception that only "objective" (often presumed to be quantitative) data are valid.

Because it is not possible to read out the number of single captures out of the VOL files in the present software version, our simple QI is presumed to be an objective measurement of the quality of an image.

Two successive administrations have presumed to set unrealizable objectives and to try reaching them by ill conceived methods in ignoring the fundamental givens of the situation.

Such objective measures were presumed to capture all the co-variation between the latent construct of interest and the observable characteristics that may influence RH.