"In our programme we measure progress and success by incremental milestones," explained Alan Lindenmoyer, the manager of Nasa's Commercial Crew and Cargo Programme.
We need to envision the way forward to achieving our objectives, including all the milestones and incremental steps of getting there.
Although GAS has been shown to be an effective measure of motor change for infants [ 20, 21] it might be more useful for documenting incremental change rather than standard milestone acquisition within clinical trials.
We need to create markers and milestones that capture incremental changes in financial and personal well-being and in the lives of children.
Likely it seems that Obama, supported by Envoy Holbrooke and Secretary of State Clinton, will propose a middle of the road strategy with some troop increases and incremental measures of progress and milestones to be met.
Then, we recall the history of incremental learning and ensemble learning, introducing milestones of their developments.
Then there will be no more milestones to celebrate, only the incremental effort of fighting an insurgency and rebuilding a failed state, without the prospect of a dramatic turn that could restore the support of the American public.
It offers plenty of positive reinforcement, and incorporates many of the tools (or au-courant gimmicks) that keep casual gamers hooked: points for each correct answer, badges for various milestones, frictionless broadcasting of your incremental successes on Facebook or Twitter.
The public plan is one of two key proposals -- the other being the establishment of a strong National Insurance Exchange -- that will determine whether the 2009 health reform is a true milestone or another useful but ultimately modest incremental reform.
She emphasized that one barrier to success is the frequent practice in university technology transfer offices that require milestone payments from their PDP collaborators for incremental advances in development of the technology.
