QUÉ SIGNIFICA OBJECTIONABILITY EN INGLÉS
definición de objectionability en el diccionario inglés
La definición de objetabilidad en el diccionario es la condición de ser desagradable, ofensivo o repugnante.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OBJECTIONABILITY»
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Review of Marketing Research
Among the measures available for analysis are (1) the number of categories (
stacks) used in the sorting task; (2) the magnitude of the latitudes of acceptance,
objectionability, and noncommitment, as measured by either the number of
stacks ...
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Research on PISA: Research Outcomes of the PISA Research ...
Table 5.1 Acceptability-objectionability of translated items according to the
frequency and severity of test translation errors Mild errors Severe errors Few
errors Acceptable Questionable Many errors Questionable Objectionable An
example of ...
Manfred Prenzel, Mareike Kobarg, Katrin Schöps,
2012
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The Ethics of Embryo Adoption and the Catholic Tradition: ...
On. the. Moral. Objectionability. of. Human. Embryo. Adoption. Reverend
Tadeusz Pacholczyk The disposition of abandoned frozen embryos remains a
topic of intense discussion as pressure to sanction human embryonic destruction
for stem ...
Sarah-Vaughan Brakman, Darlene Fozard Weaver,
2008
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Ventilation of Buildings
The highest velocities were recorded in the upper region of the occupied zone
with values exceeding 0.2 m s−1 for heating and 0.5 m s−1 for cooling. More than
30% objectionability was recorded during cooling. The air temperature difference
...
NOISINESS AND ANNOYANCE It is interesting to at least briefly consider the “
objectionability” of sounds before leaving the topic of loudness. After all, it is
probably fair to say that louder sounds are often more objectionable than softer
ones.
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Epistemology and Emotions
Suppose, for example, that fury is a volatile emotion, which normally arises only
when exceedingly objectionable events occur and which ebbs quickly when
objectionability wanes. In that case, if objectionability quickly waxes and wanes,
fury's ...
Dr Ulvi Doguoglu, Dr Dominique Kuenzle, Professor Stewart Cohen,
2012
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Human Resource Selection
Like items appearing on other selection measures, biodata items can be
objectionable and produce bias against some respondents. In this step, the
biodata items developed are reviewed by a panel of judges for objectionability
and potential ...
Robert Gatewood, Hubert Feild, Murray Barrick,
2010
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Journal of the Textile Institute
From the graph it will be seen that the objectionability falls to a minimum midway
between exact pattern ratios, but there is no support for the supposition that the
calculated pattern ratio to give maximum objectionability is critical. There is, in
fact ...
Textile Institute, Manchester, Eng,
1958
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Metaphor:A Practical Introduction
The main meaning focus of the human behavior is animal behavior and people
are animals metaphors seems to be 'objectionability' or 'undesirability.' This
suggests that we can “rewrite” the metaphors as: objectionable behavior is
animal ...
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Advocacy and Empowerment: Mental Health Care in the Community
However, therearetwo important pointstokeep inmind regarding 'objectionability':
mere annoyancesin andof themselves do notmakea tenant 'undesirable'or '
objectionable.' 'undesirability' or 'objectionability' involvestheidea of continuing ...
Bruce L. Black, Stephen M. Rose,
2002