Sentence examples for peripheral goal from inspiring English sources

The No. 1 ranking is a peripheral goal.

And even for a neo-expressivist like Bar-On, who is concerned to identify possible sources of epistemic warrant for avowals, explaining why subjects' attitudes towards the mental states they self-ascribe epistemically qualifies as knowledge is, at most, a peripheral goal.

Carver and Scheier (1990, p. 23) noted that "it seems that discrepancies noted by the meta system have greater emotional impact when they concern a central element of the self than when they bear only on a more peripheral goal (a program or a sequence of action).

Apart from the redemptive, spiritual, and social goals of monastic systems, most of them tolerate peripheral goals that may be rather mundane.

This will continue as long as QoL assessment is regarded as peripheral to the goal of standard clinical cancer therapy.

Eye movement preparation effectively enhances object discrimination in peripheral vision at the goal of the intended saccade.

In peripheral arterial diseases, the goal of treatment is to improve symptoms and prevent cardiovascular events [ 99].

Market-like incentives for adjunct goals are designed to strengthen the alignment of the goals of peripheral units (areas, regions, hospitals) and those of the centre.

However, when Bloomberg Television brought up the topic, Musk dismissed the idea of incorporating iOS or Android into Teslas, calling it "somewhat peripheral to the fundamental goals of Tesla".

This imbalance would prevent subjects from adequately processing certain stimuli (e.g. distress cues) that are peripheral to their current goals (e.g. obtaining resources) (Patterson and Newman, 1993).

If 120 mls/kg/min is chosen then this is achievable with peripheral cannulation; but if the goal of therapy is 150 200 mls/kg/min then sternotomy and central cannulation with large cannula are needed.