Sentence examples for goals moving from from inspiring English sources

The brief introduction sets out the work's intellectual goals, moving from modelling individual behaviour to modelling the whole ecosystem, capturing emergent properties and predicting the behaviour of complex systems, in a bid to contribute to management of the Serengeti and other ecosystems.

He has hit 24 league goals since moving from Arsenal for £24m last summer.

Van Persie, 29, has hit 25 league goals since moving from Arsenal for £24m last August.

To this end, Self-Organizing Networks (SON) arose with the goal of moving from traditional manual management processes towards an automatic and dynamic perspective.

The goal of moving from paper to computerized patient records is to improve patient care and curb health care costs.

That was his ninth goal since moving from Tyneside in January, the frustrating memories of Old Firm defeat on his debut exorcised in the whipped finish.

For a given yearly treatment volume goal, when moving from the best conditions to the worst conditions, a plant size five times higher was needed, whilst the QUV needed to achieve the desired mineralization only increased three fold.

But it was fourth time lucky for Klopp, who took his side into the quarter-finals of the League Cup with a 1-0 win over Bournemouth, Nathaniel Clyne scoring his first goal since moving from Southampton.

Spurs equalized in the 34th minute against the run of play when the Croatia midfielder Niko Kranjcar slotted home after Peter Crouch's knockdown to score his first goal since moving from Portsmouth.

Anne Sweeney, president of the Disney-ABC television group, called the deals an important step toward Disney's goal of moving from "being U.S.-centric to something that is truly global".

The statistics are damning: this was a 12th scoreless game for club and country, his worst sequence since 2005, and he is now 617 minutes without a goal since moving from Liverpool.