explicit goal

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That is, learning occurred without an explicitgoal.
The inclusion of experts from different research settings all over the world was an explicitgoal.
Since an executable specification was an explicitgoal of our work, we have made some modeling choices whose motivations may not be obvious at first.
The explicitgoal is the code - usually a target vocabulary to be learned.
The findings from this research highlight the importance of looking at adult input in situations where teaching adjective meanings is not an explicitgoal.
It is incoherent to think of making spontaneity an explicitgoal: spontaneity consists precisely in not having such a self-focused aim.
The limiting problems are incongruous, however, with a planner pursuing forever an implicit goal which is at variance with the explicitgoal.
Findings highlight the importance of looking at adult input in situations where teaching word meaning is not an explicitgoal.
But whereas the classical ethologists had the explicitgoal of spreading their discipline, comparative psychologists generally belittled theirs.
With compensation for inflation as an explicitgoal of a pension fund, a natural reference point for the risk measure is the future (indexed) value of the liabilities.
Only one identified survey had the explicitgoal of studying the connection between customer perceptions, direct markets and open space, yet did not include data on direct market vendors40.
If one makes the achievement of esteem one's explicitgoal, so it is suggested, then that very fact will tend to jeopardize the provision of esteem by others.
Such learning is often referred to as incidental in that learners are focused on comprehending meaning rather than on the explicitgoal of learning new words.
Fiscal policy decisions so far have been mostly discretionary, as there is no explicitgoal for fiscal policy.
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