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Перевод: factual

[прилагательное]
фактический; фактичный; действительный; основанный на фактах; фактографический

Тезаурус:

1. Mr James's account of the 1st Duke's military career is competent and factual.
2. Dr Colman, of Fadmoor, north Yorkshire, sought GMC permission to place a factual, non-promotional advertisement in a local paper because he could find no other way to tell prospective patients of his services.
3. Your PP describes what happens in factual, direct sentences.
4. There were still physicists at the turn of the century who scoffed at "the chemists" atoms" and because physics was then the senior partner in school science it is not surprising that chemistry teaching began without atoms: but as school chemistry matured the pattern was allowed to set, and teaching atoms early and in a straightforward factual way became taboo.
5. We continue to provide the best product, provide factual production information and if a customer is not satisfied that his amp sounds and performs better after installing Groove Tubes, we'll give them their money back.
6. All of these images have overtones of approval as well as objective, factual perception.
7. So some factual background will help to put consumers' beliefs into proper perspective.
8. If anyone claims to be making a factual statement, then they ought to be able to state what observations would be relevant to determining the truth or falsity of that statement.
9. Only factual information such as how long each patient has been in the ward should be given.
10. But where English departments are concerned "research" is more usually understood in the broader sense of adding conceptual rather than factual knowledge, which in practice means the proliferation of interpretation.
11. The journalists were mainly concerned to please their readers, and although there were good factual accounts in the Independent and the Times Educational Supplement there was little serious discussion of ways in which a curriculum in English affects our ideas of national identity.
12. Some of this evidence may be factual: the occurrence of certain fossils in certain strata, for example.
13. Casaubon ridicules the idea that the straightforward collection of factual data about fleas and lice can provide the moral and civilizing education of the sort given by a study of the wise and sensitive works of humane literature.