"given goals" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to specific objectives that have been established. For example: "Our team has been working hard to achieve all of the given goals."
Were they given goals?" Ellison said.
"Were there questions asked of workers, how were they going to sell more credit cards, and were they given goals for specifically selling a number of credit cards?" Ellison said.
We've not converted chances and we've given goals away.
Constraints are fed to a solver to obtain a sequence of A, which are the activities that need to be implemented to fulfill the given goals.
Given goals, which are represented as propositions, activity planning can be obtained to fulfill the goal by representing the problem as CSP and solve it.
Agents describe capabilities of each available IoT element in an area where a critical situation has occurred; the planning methodology exploit both classical and a new counter-example based approaches to build a coordination plan of resources in order to achieve given goals like traffic management or people flight during a terrorist attack.
Dynamic A∗ uses assumption-based planning to navigate to a given goal location in unknown terrain.
It consists of selecting among a set of applicable plans the most appropriate one to achieve a given goal.
And I won't stop until I've succeeded in achieving any given goal.
Such simulations make random changes to a set of networks, and select those that best satisfy a given goal.
Furthermore, the neural pattern expressed for a given goal direction matched the pattern expressed when simply facing that same direction.
