Many scholars considered the employment of " lectio difficilior potior " such an objective criterion that it would override other evaluative considerations.
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The category is defined not by awards or critical acclaim but by a more brutally objective criterion : the ability to generate box-office cash.
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Can then any objective criterion be laid down by which an estimate may be formed of the relative simplicity of several different constructions for attaining the same end?
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No evidence supports Penrose's objective reduction, but the theory is considered testable and the FELIX ( experiment ) has been suggested to evaluate and measure the objective criterion.
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I have already provided an objective criterion which I will use when deciding to revert unexplained edits .-- talk ) 12 : 10, 18 July 2011 ( UTC)
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While Islam was an objective criterion to define the kingship and his subjects ( Muslim and non-Muslims ), anyone who claimed to embrace Islam could be counted as Malay.
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Without it, there would be no basis for aesthetic debate as there would be no objective criterion, basis for comparison, or reason from which one could develop an objective argument.
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But Lord Denning did not envisage that any contract entered into in such circumstances would, without more, be reviewed by the Courts by the objective criterion of what was reasonable.
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The one obvious objective criterion, and there may be others, is the parents'own demonstrated wish to acknowledge births; there is no expectation of privacy when one sends a press release to the national / global media.
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Likewise, the term " tall " could have varying interpretations, but it can also be an objective criterion ( reached through consensus, verified by external sources, and explicitly noted at the start of the article ).
