Sentence examples for a simple target from inspiring English sources

But it will take more than a simple target before the criticism constantly levelled at France's grandes ecoles disappears: that they have actively widened social divides, creating a hermetically-sealed caste of back-scratching high-flyers who defy the "equality" in France's national motto.

Shifting a child over the poverty line is not a miracle cure and there is a danger that by focusing on a simple target we forget what poverty actually means for the millions of poor children in this country – no holidays, meals skipped, the stress of parents struggling to cope rubbing off on anxious children.

The main tenet of the Jackson Hole consensus that central banks earn their credibility by having a simple target which the public understands and to which they are held accountable will be much harder to maintain.Unlike price stability (which can be measured by a price index), financial stability is hard to define, let alone measure.

For instance, a simple target for the robot to reach was considered.

For example, observers often fixate the same items repeatedly before finding a simple target (Gilchrist & Harvey, 2000).

In a simple target capturing step using aptamer-functionalized magnetic microbeads, signal probes conjugated with streptavidin are released and further detected by a EWA biosensor via a facial dethiobiotin streptavidin recognition.

Besides a simple targeting jig and software, no additional equipment is required.

The first task of the TOA-association approach consists in substitution of the distributed target with a proper simple target.

In this step, every continuous TOA interval is substituted by the only one TOA (only one propagation time instant) representing TOA of a potential simple target.

Therefore, one can infer that the aspect angle φ(t) is pseudo-periodic and the "period" T p is determined by the precession frequency f p. As we can see from (1), the radar scattering mechanisms are complicated, even for a geometrically simple target [15].

In developing new cultivars, breeders are confronted by a seemingly simple target – increasing yield as rapidly as possible while simultaneously ensuring varieties meet or exceeding quality standards.