Sentence examples for goal generated from inspiring English sources

As is described in the section Early milestones in AI, this goal generated great interest in the 1950s and '60s, but such optimism has given way to an appreciation of the extreme difficulties involved.

"And conversely, does anyone know which goal generated the most cash as prize money for the club concerned?" Technically, unless he bought out Wheel of Fortune while we weren't looking, we're not entirely convinced that Roman's multitudinous roubles qualify as prize money.

Instead, a late Sassuolo goal generated some tension in the home support.

In the generation of e-learning designs there is only one goal: generating a course design for a given student.

This creates a dynamics that will serve well the company in eventually achieving its ultimate goal: generate game trading.

New Form approaches both sides of the media business with the same goal – generating audience and revenue online.

In this sense, any government that takes vivere sicuro as its goal generates a passive and impotent populace as a inescapable result.

It is quite possible that a single goal generates several targets that may overlap in practice.

But his foreign policy goals generated the most friction.

The failure of the sanctions with respect to both goals generated a widespread belief that such measures do not work.

For example, in one study, brainstorming groups given quantity goals generated both more ideas (an average of 29.88) and significantly higher quality ideas (20.35) than those given a quality goal alone (averages of 14.24 and 10.5).