Offred gets a more overt goal: to find her family.
The overt goal was to destroy underground bunkers, arms storage sites and air defense locations.
"Its overt goal," Sever Plotzker wrote in the newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth this morning, "is to prepare public opinion, in Israel and around the world, for a large-scale military operation that will topple the Palestinian Authority and lead to Arafat's expulsion".
China's government has sought to capture the zeitgeist, helping set up several hundred Confucius Institutes around the world whose overt goal is teaching Chinese, but which also project soft power.
The key idea, supported by findings in cognitive neuroscience, is that the same internal models used in overt goal-directed action execution can be covertly re-enacted in simulation to provide a unifying explanation to a number of apparently unrelated individual and social phenomena, such as state estimation, action and intention understanding, imitation learning and mindreading.
But each process can undermine the other, especially in the classroom setting, where passing a test may be a more overt goal than enjoying the story.
Russia invaded Poland to ensure the defeat of the Polish reforms, with no overt goal of another partition (it viewed Poland as its protectorate, and saw little need in giving up chunks of Poland to other countries).
In the VIII Corps history, Jackson in 1945 wrote that Epsom failed in its overt goal but that "when seen as part of Montgomery's series of rapid and consecutive blows against the German Army in Normandy, the importance of Epsom becomes more apparent and there is little doubt that it did play a significant part in the Allies' eventual success in the region".
The AES-C consists of 18 items which provide an index of overt goal-directed behavior, goal-related cognitions, and goal-related emotional responses.
This suggests that 'DEFAULT' influenced daily thought processes and such that safe target ranges for ventilation are an overt goal of our care for all staff.
