Sentence examples for author's target from inspiring English sources

But this work (which ends apparently just 35 pages short of its author's target, and with nothing added by the editor) communicates sheer tiredness.

Art, its vanities and its detachment from consequences, is one of the author's targets.

Similarly, names of cities and places can change over time and even the formulations used to express certain facts can differ depending on the author's writing style, the target audience of a text and the time of its creation.

Classical utilitarianism, as presented by John Stuart Mill, for example, is based very much on the author's political ideas and targets concrete suggestions for an improvement of practice.

Author's approach concerns the new technique of target group formation, taking into account the effectiveness and efficiency of teamwork.

It's an attitude that reveals more about the author's provincialism than the realistic urban experience of his target.

The author introduced target delay and dual feedback in bandwidth request process.

The book has sold nearly five million copies to date, been translated into 42 languages, and turned its author into target numero uno for mafia assassination.

This isn't a scholarly treatise but a work in progress, ruthlessly targeted to restore its author's depleted fortunes.

Evidence that performance-related pay actually improved performance was weak, said the report's authors, while targets linked to profits and the share price can "create perverse incentives that are damaging to businesses and the wider economy in the long-term".

First, there is a bit of a disconnect between the author's review of the literature, which emphasizes differences between the peak and the trough of theta oscillations as recorded in the hippocampal fissure, and the author's stimulation protocol, which targeted stimulation at either the falling or rising phase of theta at sites other than the hippocampal fissure.