Museum exhibits designed to convey scientific information must use "stealth" to accomplish their cognitive goals: Unlike students in formal science education classes, visitors are not obliged to learn they do not learn because they must pass a final examination.
In fact, for better or worse, organizers are staying outside of traditional forms of government to achieve their goals, unlike Spence who wants to meet with Harper face-to-face.
The second Blackhawks goal, unlike the first, could not be laid on Bishop's shoulder.
It's very structured and with an end goal, unlike real gardening, which has no end!
The best one can hope for at this point is a negotiated settlement with the Taliban, whose goal, unlike Al Qaeda, appears to be limited to reclaiming control of Afghanistan.
Playsurface's goal, unlike a lot of the large-sized shared touchscreen surfaces we've seen, is to be as affordable, open, and hackable as possible, with the aim of being a legitimate option for use in education even in situations where budget might otherwise prohibit the use of such technologies.
The point is that we're playing complex, multidimensional chess, with, of course, peace as our ultimate goal, unlike our enemies.
Mr. Saunders, the trustee who replaced Mr. Hill, has repeatedly talked tough about his bargaining goals and, unlike Mr. Hill, has often clashed with the mayor.
The beginning of the 1920's, when modern art had its first appreciable impact on Mexico, was almost the exact moment of the muralist movement's embrace of goals quite unlike those of the European avant-garde.
In 1998, legendary CIA Deputy Director for Operations Jack Downing drew up his own five-year plan for the clandestine service with goals not unlike those recently articulated by Director Panetta.
This term implies that participants were in agreement with the treatment regimen and goals, but unlike the controlled-feeding phases, there was some flexibility in how participants implemented strategies to achieve their goals.
