For the last years the physical community has broaden its subject goals to matters that some decades ago were too distant from the classical topics of Physics.
In contrast, information matching subjects' goal is enhanced through an automatic excitatory imbalance.
This multiplicity of hats can translate into nonstop competing goals (work or kids, kids or spouse, spouse or self, self or community, community or extended family)... [A] study found that the more subjects' goals clashed, the more they worried, the less they got done, and the more likely they were to be physically and/or mentally ill. 1. Don't be the decider.
And of course, the subject of goal line technology hit the news during Euro 2012, and it now seems as though it will be implemented from next season.
According to Google's official blog post on the subject, their goal is "organizing the social information on the web".
The subject's goal is to obtain as many "right" responses as possible.
The current project has focused heavily on the interpretation of pronouns relative to preceding subjects and Goal NPs, and we have not attempted to examine potential contrasts between subjects and NPs in other syntactic relations, such as direct object position, or pre-verbal objects in the 把 ba "BA" construction.
Given a set of m subjects, the goal was to compare the cortical thickness values for various regions of interest across subjects and assess the influence of duration of pain Yi with the age of subject Ai as a covariate.
This whimsical characterization quickly becomes a biting commentary when one adds the influence of advertising, as implied by this painting's title, on the shallowness of her subject's goals.
The staff will monitor the achievement of subject's goals regularly and give advice by phone or mail.
Yet some of these attitudinal factors may influence protection of human subjects (the goal of IRB review) not directly, but indirectly.
