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 objectivity [`ɑbdʒɛk'tɪvətɪ]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 客观, 客观现实, 客观性

[经] 客观性




    objectivity
    [ noun ]
    judgment based on observable phenomena and uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices
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    Objectivity \Ob`jec*tiv"i*ty\, n. [Cf. F. objectivit['e].]
    The state, quality, or relation of being objective; character
    of the object or of the objective.

    The calm, the cheerfulness, the disinterested
    objectivity have disappeared [in the life of the
    Greeks]. --M. Arnold.

    1. This custom needs to be outlawed in the interests of objectivity and a 'rescue culture'. I hope that the lessons learned from the current spate of avoidable receiverships will be used by the authorities to amend the regime.
    2. It is indeed incredible that on such a serious issue, she did not approach her study assumptions, data, time frames and conclusions with objectivity.
    3. Many news directors question the objectivity of a corporate-produced video and claim to have rigid policies against using them.
    4. Christopher Drew of the Chicago Tribune received the Edgar Allan Poe Award for fairness and objectivity in reporting on subjects of national or regional importance.
    5. It is more of a reference book. That both the main authors of Market Movers include stints with Reuters news agency on their curricula vitae comes as no surprise, given the lucid objectivity with which they present their information.
    6. Surveys done by all three networks show that while he and his counterparts, ABC's Peter Jennings and NBC's Tom Brokaw, have similar recognition ratings, Mr. Rather trails the others in such categories as "warm and friendly" and "objectivity."
    7. After shocked Soviet lawmakers objected, they then agreed to create a panel to ensure "media objectivity."
    8. But it also is true, as Mr. Palmer asserts, that a work of art "once it is created attains a certain objectivity."
    9. His lack of objectivity may diminish the scholarly value of this book, but certainly not its readability.
    10. I would rely on historians such as Andrew Saint to ensure its total objectivity.
    11. I recall years ago a Columbia 78 by the French tenor Jean Planel, whose serene objectivity seems in retrospect more appropriate than the modern singers' involvement. Boyce: Solomon (a serenata).
    12. As if blaming the Wilson book on Bullitt's "seduction" were not absurd enough, Mr. Gay abandons all historical objectivity and calls it "an extended exercise in wild analysis."
    13. Older anti-Castro activists make no pretense of objectivity. They say the museum has lost touch with the community it serves and the trauma suffered by Cubans oppressed and sometimes imprisoned in the homeland, and now separated from their families.
    14. But I will try to give a flavour of how her description falls short of objectivity, at least in respect of the first, and comment briefly on the second and third. First, Madrid.
    15. Eatough, who has received research funds from R.J. Reynolds as well as the Center for Indoor Air Research, said the money does not compromise his objectivity.
    16. This is exactly the situation where the extra momentum and objectivity of the interim manager can be used to kick start and deliver the required result in record time.' Management theories come and go.
    17. Perito said he believed that televising the hearings has contributed "to an atmosphere that totally departed from fairness and objectivity." "I am deeply committed to restoring decency and a sense of somberness in the process.
    18. Also in 1984, Miller read an article by then-deputy CIA chief Robert Gates, who said the agency was emphasizing accuracy and objectivity.
    19. David Boies, an attorney for Eastern, told U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland at a hearing Wednesday that the investigation's objectivity has been compromised because a large part of the work has been delegated to Eastern's unions.
    20. The Journal should not allow its dispute with the Singapore government to distort its objectivity and judgment.
    21. "South Africa Now," which covers issues in that country from a black perspective, was canceled in October after KCET judged it did not meet journalistic standards for objectivity.
    22. Libya, it said, "in so far as it is concerned with enabling journalists to carry out their professional duties, requires the necessary commitment to the rules of neutrality, objectivity and impartiality" from journalists.
    23. It is built on values of impartiality, objectivity, selection and promotion on merit, and accountability through ministers to parliament.
    24. It certainly does not mean that journalists should not strive for objectivity in reporting and fairness in commentary, though we would add that these goals are not necessarily measured by conformity to the fashions of the boys on the bus.
    25. I believe someone with at least a smattering of objectivity could have been found to review Mr. Robertson's book.
    26. By investing very early in a company's development, the funds sometimes lose their objectivity, says Scott Sperling, who invests endowment funds for Harvard University.
    27. The carrier said that while it is pleased with Saatchi's work, it wanted to make sure that Saatchi could continue to create ads for Northwest with "total objectivity and enthusiasm."
    28. Botha also questioned the objectivity of the International Atomic Energy Agency towards South Africa and it's white-controlled government.
    29. They say that objectivity can be lost when the tester is being paid by the tested, and that supermarkets don't have the expertise to judge either the quality of tests or the results.
    30. The BBC's reports, he said afterwards, had been the most reliable; to his way of thinking they had confirmed that the whole action was doomed to failure. The BBC's reputation for objectivity has been hard-earned.
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