Sentence examples for mean goal from inspiring English sources

Simply put, this word does not mean "goal" or "ambition".

The mean goal is to define a new design method to improve the edge impact damage tolerance.

In FeW [48], the mean goal is to force TCP to function with a very small fractional rate.

A mean goal score is calculated, again ranging from 0 to 10.

The children's individual goals were on average attained, Mean Goal Attainment Scaling (GAS) T-score being 51.3.

Similarly, for proactive aggression, a child received a 1-score when being nominated by a classmate for one or more of the proactive functions (mean, goal, boss).

I mean, goals are nice and everything, but making them a little more immediate and a little more realistic would probably be a lot more helpful.

That optimism has given way to a sadder, meaner goal of preventing the middle classes from monopolising the good schools that already exist.

"goal-directed" and "teleological" are synonyms in the Greek language in which "telos" means goal.

And that, seemingly, means goals are on the up again.

In professional terms that has meant goals, goals and even more goals.