Should the researchers and funders redefine research objectives, and if so, what alternatives could meet at least some of the project goals?
It is to Marsh that the responsibility of keeping the integrity of Today intact after the onslaught of the Hutton inquiry falls as the BBC tries to redefine the objectives and priorities of its journalism.
For example, one large church organization, after much preparatory staff work, required six early-morning-to-late-evening sessions of two days each (including the time of a large group of nationally prominent individuals) to redefine its objectives (the equivalent of grand design, missions, and charters in Exhibit I) and related matters.
"All season it has been about getting promotion but once we've got promotion we're always going to redefine the objectives so now it is to win the league.
Therefore, we redefine the objective function as {f}_{k}left({p}_{k},{mathbf{p}}_{-k}right triangleq -{r}_{-k}right triangleqhbf{p}_{-k}right).
There has been a silent accord to redefine the objective.
We also introduce a tokeniser (T: X rightarrow tilde{X}), where (tilde{X}) is an ordered sequence of character subsequences (tokens), thus slightly redefining the objective function to target per-token annotations.
By introducing physical properties related to other products and redefining the objective function the application of this general simulator could be extended in the Food Industry.
In fact, their partner kept redefining the objective of the project, which, in retrospect, was done to convince their internal business partner by adjusting specs and scopes.
To rebuild trust, global leaders must redefine their organisations' objectives, Mr Edelman insists.
