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Objecting to objectives

Studies in Educational Evaluation, 1981
Proposal writing, in the field of education, is a strained and artificial activity, the results of which often inhibit rather than further communication. The language of proposals is characteristically elaborate, evasive, and hollow, not the kind of language ordinarily employed to convey clear meaning. Objectives in particular are stated in terms which
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An interpretation of objects and object types

Proceedings of the 23rd ACM SIGPLAN-SIGACT symposium on Principles of programming languages - POPL '96, 1996
We present an interpretation of typed object-oriented concepts in terms of well-understood, purely procedural concepts. More precisely, we give a compositional subtype-preserving translation of a basic object calculus supporting method invocation, functional method update, and subtyping, into the polymorphic λ-calculus with recursive types and ...
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MBO—Management by Objectives (or Objections)

Hospital Topics, 1982
(1982). MBO—Management by Objectives (or Objections) Hospital Topics: Vol. 60, No. 1, pp. 42-42.
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Objects and faces, faces and objects ….

Cognitive Neuropsychology, 2018
Is face processing just about faces? This is one of the undead questions of cognitive neuroscience, never adequately settled and always rising again when a new technology (e.g., neuroimaging) comes...
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The value of objectivity and objectivity as a value

University as a Bridge from Technology to Society. IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (Cat. No.00CH37043), 2002
This paper is an exploration of the issue of scientific objectivity and its relationship to social values. Though scientists from quite different political positions have pursued methodological objectivity science and its emergent technology, shapes and is shaped by external factors.
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Object to object

2011
This project explores the relationship between objects, such as the one I, as an object, have with a painting and that this painting, as an object, has on other objects. My work process is about establishing the connection between objects and investigating what happens as the result of this connection.
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Object and Objectivity

1993
The primary term in Aristotle’s writings (e.g. Metaphysics 1018a, 20) for object is ‘antikeimenon’. The ‘anti’ refers to something against or opposite; ‘keimenon’ is translated as underlying. What became the common term in day-to-day usage as well as in philosophical terminology is the term object.
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Observing objects and programming objects

Systems Research, 1996
osservare e programmare per ...
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Immersion Objectives and Test‐objects

The Monthly Microscopical Journal
ABSTRACT The presentation of Dr. Woodward’s photographs1 of Robert’s Nineteen-band Test-plate, brought to the notice of the Society by the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Jabez Hogg, affords au opportunity of making a few remarks on their value as a record of what has been done in America in resolving these marvellously fine lines ; and as in my ...
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Objects and Objectivity

Prose Studies, 2011
Abigail Mann, Kathleen Béres Rogers
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