But what we've seen cycle after cycle is the membership demonstrates real independence and votes independently of the union bosses".
Labour's shadow treasury minister, Chris Leslie, said: "Reforming Libor so that it is based on real 'and independently verifiable' trade data is the least that should be done.
Feminists regard the following conceptions of objectivity as problematic: (a) Subject/object dichotomy: what is really ("objectively") real exists independently of knowers.
Shippers should be able to identify the location of their cargo/container/swap body/trailer in real time independently of the train operator and infrastructure manager.
Some applications may be able to take advantage of the new added screen real estate independently however, like adding in additional interface elements or displaying more content in Maps and Safari, for example.
If quantities had no real values independently of one's choice of measurement procedure, it would be difficult to explain what scientists mean by "measurement accuracy" and "measurement error", and why they try to increase accuracy and diminish error.
Whether Locke thinks that there are natural kinds, i.e., types of real essences independently of human sorting activities, is an interpretive issue we shall address in 4.3 below.
Someone who holds classic views about the nature of science sees nature as real, existing independently of humans (Good and Shymansky 2001), emphasizes the importance of evidence and believes that the nature of knowledge is provable and confirmable.
In the second hour, PGY1 residents visited a real patient independently, made a short case presentation and completed the writing of the charts.
We compare our model's predictions with actual data on real problems obtained independently and show that the agreement is quite good.
