These process variables must be measured, controlled and optimized to get the desired and valuable outputs.
But sometimes "end" is used to refer to a state of affairs that is either desired or valuable, such as the state of affairs of this room's being illuminated.
For the Millian Model argument for N-Realism to work in its new form (that is, supplemented with the (IC)) it must be the case that that which ought to be desired ('is valuable') are the only things that are, in fact, desired.
Anyway, now the tulip is no less desired, or valuable, but it is more even-tempered in its trade.
Clonal propagation is highly desired especially for valuable horticultural crops.
By not forbidding any food, we instinctively make that food less valuable and desired.
Nevertheless, Pierson and Rueff add and Roy Cohen, a veteran career coach, agrees the salary discussion is most certainly a negotiation, and it pays to establish yourself as a valuable commodity desired by others.
It is critical to have an efficient energy budget in all the industrial process applications involving multiphase flow system where a significant amount of power is invested to achieve a desired outcome such as valuable particle collection and recovery in mineral flotation circuits.
In other words, the reason for any action (or intention) can be expressed as: the action will help to bring about some "end," where "end" is understood not as an action, but instead as some valuable or desired state of affairs.
In the midst of companies becoming used to and complying with the complex regulatory environment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX), we began doubting if we had a valuable and desired corporate accounting solution with continuous controls monitoring (CCM).
