Sentence examples for chosen end from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is immediately available to the agent's awareness both that he is performing the activity in question and that the activity is aimed by him at such-and-such a chosen end.

Kant distinguished between categorical imperatives that one ought to follow regardless of one's personal aim and circumstances, and hypothetical imperatives that direct us to employ our means towards our chosen end.

Although Anscombe argued against pacifism, she made a similar argument in her criticism of the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, "it is nonsense to pretend that you do not intend to do what is the means you take to your chosen end" (1981a).

The threshold of the chosen end point is also less likely to be affected by exposure duration, iodide status, and the physiologic condition of the subject.

In fairness to the authors, however, it is important to point out that the chosen end points are quite difficult to quantify.

Figure 1 shows the relationships between the three response end points and illustrates that significant difference in response categorisation exists depending on the chosen end point.

Cast members will then perform the chosen ending.

Hitler's suicide on 30 April 1945 left him free to pursue publicly his chosen end-game, a naïve offer of a transition to a power-sharing government with the government-in-exile.

The data we have presented are certainly limited by the chosen end-point that is surgical revision of at least one component.

The chosen end-point is undoubtedly a raw parameter, which does not take into account the quality of life and restoration of function in the treated limb, but its strength lies precisely in its objectivity.

Left-click the map at your chosen ending point.