Sentence examples for constant objective from inspiring English sources

Their constant objective was novelty, surprise.

"National interests" are not a constant, objective given, but they will surely include the people of these islands being as secure, free and prosperous as possible.

In World War II, we fought with highly competent leadership for a constant objective that could be obtained by military action, and the actions in which our soldiers were killed were necessary to the victory.

For the considered problems, the proposed methods were shown to successfully produce a constant objective function around the hole boundary under biaxial loading.

Gold is a great predictor of our economic health because as the most constant, objective measure of value in existence, its price is the single best measure of the value of the most important price in the world: the U.S. dollar.

Tree manipulations such as grafting, shoot bending and pruning are widely used to modify the tree structure, and represent a constant objective for growers which has resulted in the setting up of numerous training systems (Forshey et al., 1992).

But gone is the "constant visibility" objective of the 1990s, when chief executives felt they should be seen as often as possible at conferences and on television, almost regardless of what they said.

The shirt size may too be a reflection of this, but may be less constant or objective, as it would be very much affected by personal choice.

This means that with DeadEasy, constant and objective criteria are used to compare multiple genotypes and multiple samples.

Their responses connected the use of wearable technology with issues such as the advantages of constant and objective monitoring, the impact that using this data would have on adherence and compliance, as well as managing their condition and reducing the relevant costs.

In contrast to the worst-case relative error, the notion of an ε-optimal solution is invariant under subtraction of a constant from the objective function, and it is properly defined even if the objective function takes on negative values.