Sentence examples for tacit objective from inspiring English sources
Phil draws parallels with Carnegie and Jesus, such 'storied hegemonic impositions' concealing a tacit objective of securing the approval of the dominated, domination being achieved through consent as well as coercion (Brown et al., 2005: 314; Clegg, 1989).
Jean-Pierre Filiu, professor of Middle East studies at the Paris School of International Affairs, says the bloodbath in Aleppo is a result of America's tacit endorsement of Russian war objectives, "which means liquidating any third way between the Assad regime and the jihadi groups, under the pretence of fighting those groups, whether Isis or Nusra".
Learning models that faithfully reproduce the actions of dopamine neurons tacitly assume the coding of objective value [ 18, 21].
The objective was to reveal as much tacit knowledge as possible [ 23]. 2.
After all, given all the other amenities available through the university, the idea that "the courses you take should be the primary objective of going to college is tacitly considered absurd".
That's not so much a tacit endorsement of the product, so much as an objective analysis of the numbers.
Our objective was to illustrate how diagnostic experts' case-specific tacit knowledge about diagnostic probabilities could be garnered in the form of DPFs.
Such charges tacitly promote an image of the good scientist as an objective, dispassionate seeker of truth.
Although explicit assessment measures can be obtained through objective standardized testing, it is much more difficult to capture fuzzier, or tacit, performance assessment measures.
But if an itemized list of the objectives of this movement has not yet been vocalized by protestors, a tacit consensus on what the movement is for and what it's against does, in fact, exist.
Dembski claims that such arguments are not merely beyond the purview of science: often they are tacitly or overtly theological while failing to provide a serious analysis of the hypothetical objective's relative merit.
