Objective
Objective adjective - Undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena.
Usage example: objective evidence
Subjective
Subjective adjective - Taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias.
Usage example: a subjective judgment
Both words in one sentence
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Ships keep track of both subjective and objective time, and Earth Strike has a scene of Trevor Grey, on a near-c attack run, watching the minutes on the objective time clock blur past in a flash.
Source: Literature / Star Carrier - Ships keep track of both subjective and objective time, with the pilots of space fighters doing a near-c attack run watching the minutes on the objective time clock blur past in a flash.
Source: Time Dilation -
Each jump lasted about one week (subjective and objective times were the same), no matter how far one jumped.
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel
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