Sentence examples for goal note from inspiring English sources
Here we describe a specific feedback control method to achieve this goal; note that, as shown later, the direct-interaction method for linear quantum systems can also be described within this framework.
The goal, note Eric Tyson and Ray Brown, authors of House Selling for Dummies, is to protect the agent from unethical sellers, who might tell buyers to wait until just after the listing agreement has expired before buying, so the seller wiggles out of the commission.
Obviously, the new aspect of the merged-beam experiment is the option to reach 0 K, and in the first version described here this indeed was the only goal (note that we use Kelvin both as a unit for temperature and for energy, using the relation [K]=[J]/k B ).
To understand our goal, note that the satisfiability of probabilistic formulas P(ϕ i )=α i, 1≤i≤q obtains when there is a probability measure (over the truth assignments) that satisfies Pleft phi_{1}right) = alpha_{1} wedge Pleft phi_{2}right) = alpha_{2} wedge dots wedge Pleft phi_{q}right) = alpha_{q},.
General Sanchez said catching or killing everyone on the wanted list remained an important goal, noting that American forces were still combing the Mosul neighborhood in hopes of gaining information about Saddam Hussein's whereabouts.
The President highlight the need for cooperation between public and private space interests in meeting that goal, noting that private companies will send astronauts to the ISS within the next two years as a sign of forward progress.
Steffen calls this an "absolutely perfect political goal," noting that it "requires us to do nothing" yet still sounds like a "big number".
The Global Fund has identified four primary "pillars" of support to get to that $15 billion goal, noting that the fights against these diseases "cannot be the sole responsibility of external donors".
Bono rewrote the Edge's initial lyrics, attempting to contrast the two events with Easter Sunday, but he has said that the band were too inexperienced at the time to fully realise that goal, noting that "it was a song whose eloquence lay in its harmonic power rather than its verbal strength".
Use Tip: Keep an ongoing career goals "note" that you update once a week.
In arguing their case, proponents of diluted climate goals note that EU policies have raised the cost of producing a metric ton of aluminum in Europe by 11% and that European steel companies pay twice as much for electricity and four times as much for natural gas as their U.S. counterparts.
