Tharoor quotes from a fascinating article, written in 1937, warning that Nehru "has all the makings of a dictator in him / vast popularity, a strong will directed to a well-defined purpose, energy, pride...
Here are 19 that are still relevant today: Not having a well-defined purpose "There is no hope of success for the person who does not have a central purpose, or definite goal, at which to aim," Hill writes.
A database is a collection of data, usually pertaining to some reasonably well-defined purpose.
Engineers will typically have a well-defined purpose and are not in principle constrained by the available technological constraints.
In this paper, we will highlight some of the aspects of CAWSES science and attempt to discuss how different specialities in various research fields can be brought together with a well-defined purpose of understanding the interdependencies of the Sun Earth system as a single entity.
Nonetheless, like the ZNG it benefited from its troops' high morale and the well-defined purpose of its mission.
Every other stylist quickly congeals into his well-defined role.
Accepted principles of biomedical ethics, such as informed consent granted by individuals for well-defined, specific purposes, may prove inadequate to govern access to the 'data exhaust' inadvertently created through interactions with online platforms (Vayena et al., 2015a, b; Evans 2016; Prainsack & Buyx 2016).
Bai was the informal leader of a group of poets who rejected the courtly style of the time and emphasized the didactic function of literature, believing that every literary work should contain a fitting moral and a well-defined social purpose.
Collecting, categorizing and archiving data is also a science by itself, as is the proper selection of existing or to be established data sets for a well-defined scientific purpose.
Although a variety of non-viral gene delivery vectors has been synthesized and used for gene delivery purposes, well-defined glycopolymer-based gene delivery carriers is not well explored.
