Sentence examples for goal arrival from inspiring English sources

Discrete events of the task were used to measure movement onset times of pulling and grasping hands and of goal arrival times.

In order to fit the model to both the sequencing of activities and the arrival times to those activities, an inverse problem is formulated as a mixed integer linear programming problem such that coefficients of the objectives are jointly estimated along with the goal arrival times to the activities.

By astutely keeping back Jack Wilshere and Tomas Rosicky until the break in extra time, Wenger added some much-needed energy and invention and, though the pair were not directly involved in the winning goal, their arrival seemed to daunt their opponents.

Unlike the commonly accepted goal of arrival within 20 min for "03" EMS, response times of up to 2 hours may be acceptable for the urgent units.

But not all discussions have as their goal the arrival at the truth.

The career-oriented migrant had a clearly articulated goal on arrival in Ireland and that was to obtain postgraduate training and achieve career progression: "I wasn't focused on money… my main objective was training… I am here to get… my higher training and then I can make money afterwards when I go back".

One of my first goals upon arrival in Florence was to get myself a tutor, and I had regular, focussed practice with Francesca, a knowledgeable and above all patient teacher.

The £32.5m signing has produced some impressive, clinical touches in front of goal since his arrival.

Aubameyang's sixth goal since his arrival from Borussia Dortmund settled the mood and Southampton's porous defence was again exposed when Welbeck scored in the 38th minute.

With today's session, the third day of a trial that may last two years, he also achieved what had been his goal since his arrival in The Hague in June: the transformation of the courtroom into his political platform.

Now, a team of theorists has reached that goal, marking the arrival of precision calculations of the ultracomplex "strong force" that binds nuclear matter.