Sentence examples for the equivalent goal from inspiring English sources

In the world of machine vision, the equivalent goal is to win the ImageNet Large-Scale Visual Recognition Challenge.

The main concept presented in this paper is to convert the MODM problem into its equivalent goal programming (GP) problem by appropriately setting the priority and aspiration level for each objective.

Bribing a footballer into receiving an early red card, for instance, offers crooked gamblers an edge which, statistically, is the equivalent of a goal.

This would be the equivalent of a field goal.

This 2-degree Fahrenheit rise is the equivalent of the original goal of 2 degrees Celsius above the planet's temperature just before the Industrial Revolution.

Northampton had the equivalent of the away goal in extra time, having outscored Saracens two tries to one in normal time.

There was a buzz for several months and people were all excited about it, and some people did better in that exercise than they had ever done before with a New Year's resolution or the equivalent of setting a goal.

In all its home advantage is worth the equivalent of a 0.6-goal headstart in every match, according to Goldman Sachs, an investment bank.

Experts say they are years away from achieving their goal -- the equivalent of a smoke detector for biological weapons.

"When a gymnast lands properly, which is the equivalent of us scoring a goal, the whole place erupts.

Including Game 3, which Detroit won, 3-2, in triple overtime, Hasek has not given up a goal in the equivalent of more than two games.