Not the critical shinner from a yard out that won you promotion, or the one bundled over the line that kept you in the league, but a goal of aesthetic perfection.
These are desirable characteristics that contribute to patient satisfaction, a key goal of aesthetic medicine.
Is your goal purely aesthetic?
The perspective of "Samsara" could instead be called cosmic, and its goals primarily aesthetic.
What the various goals of aesthetic existence have in common is that they have nothing to do with right and wrong.
Limitations in tumour localisation may lead to a greater incidence of positive resection margins and the need for repeated excision or mastectomy in patients with a consequent failure to attain the desired goals of aesthetic breast conservation and optimum tumour control.
This research utilised a small-scale survey methodology to explore relationships among the ecological and morphological goals of scientists and the aesthetic goals of the public using the Twin Streams Catchment, Auckland, New Zealand, as a case study.
While Kyd delivered a personable, funny, violent, and sympathetic Hamlet, the character was not an aesthetic end goal in itself, but rather oriented outward toward others within the play's fictional world and forward toward revenge.
Fragmentation, more than unity, is evidently the aesthetic goal.
The dancer, on the other hand, has an aesthetic goal, which is defined by technique, line and expression.
Putting together architectural masterpieces with different blocks of stone, wood and other materials is instantly enjoyable, even if it lacks any specific goal beyond the aesthetic.
