Sentence examples for predetermined goal from inspiring English sources
Numerical results demonstrate that the constructed OFPEs can achieve the predetermined goal well.
It became obvious during interviews that Grann had a predetermined goal: to write about a "true believer" flitting from one irrational doctrine to the next.
To rely on research conducted by an institution whose predetermined goal, judging from its list of publications, is to prove that lack of money is not the problem, is to conduct journalism based on biased information.
Karl Weick, a psychologist noted for his insights into organizational behavior, put it this way: "Small wins do not combine in a neat, linear, serial form with each step being a demonstrable step closer to some predetermined goal". Bottom line: Don't overestimate your planning ability or expect an incremental success strategy to have an immediate, dramatic impact.
California's ban on "conversion" therapy for minors is due, in part, to the fact that it is practiced with a predetermined goal that is forced on to the patient and precludes the patient from determining his or her own sexual orientation.
AI works without emotion in pursuit of a predetermined goal.
Incentive plan option awards are earned for attaining predetermined goals.
Incentive plan stock awards are earned for attaining predetermined goals.
Financial incentives, say, in the form of an annual rebate from their insurer, for attaining predetermined goals related to weight, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and blood sugar, abstaining from smoking, etc., would motivate patients to adhere to their physicians' treatment plans.
The main difference between games and simulations is the following: games are tools which are artificial and pedagogical; they include conflict, rules, and predetermined goals, whereas simulations are dynamic tools, representing reality, claiming fidelity, accuracy, and validity (Sauve, 2007).
NPCs were designed to make choices, rather than complete scripted routines, to achieve predetermined goals.
