| 词汇 | example_english_goal-oriented |
| 释义 | Examples of goal-orientedThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The behavioral result is that activation in this pathway is thought to facilitate top-down goal-oriented behavior and thereby simultaneously suppress alternative nongoal-oriented behaviors. The choir activity included the performances, which made the work goal-oriented. Because it is governed by mind, the process is goal-oriented. We, therefore, decided to explore a more equal and consistent social perspective, a more coherent sequential network topology and to introduce goal-oriented musical activities. We refer to this set of activities as a composite, "goal-oriented" activity. Researchers who started to study anticancer drugs were therefore familiar with goal-oriented research, large-scale collaborative projects, and a complex division of labor. Such conditions, however, are less representative for goal-oriented action which by definition is controlled by forthcoming, and thus necessarily anticipated, distal effects. The reason may be partly that rational choice and goal-oriented individualism makes social scientists in the older cultures nervous. First, we identified the directional, goal-oriented usages of the verbs take, sit, and put. The contextual layer describes goal-oriented learning as observed in operant conditioning. Emotions allow goal-oriented, that is, flexible behavior instigation by relevant events, instead of mere rigid fixed action patterns. It is finally mentioned that there is no sharp borderline between agent-oriented and goal-oriented requirements engineering. Both of these episodes illustrate the potential conflict between temporal and goal-oriented definitions of episodes. This form of engagement with the present is radically different from the goal-oriented engagement of youth or middle age. Sustained retention entails the dynamic link of these higher-order memories with schemata for goal-oriented action housed by the frontal lobes. This goal-oriented way of characterizing attack helps to dramatically prune dialectical trees. When considering language use from a functional point of view, that is, as goal-oriented activity, a distinction between leading versus background functions should be made. Through construction-oriented tasks, students would learn in an integrated, goal-oriented fashion rather than studying subjects in isolation from one another. Does it also make him culpable and criminally liable to punishment (assuming there are good goal-oriented reasons to punish)? This realization cannot be evaded by saying that these were merely goal-oriented movement actions, distinct from attempts to be included in discourse. Research relying on action induction and on movement-intrinsic features may therefore limit possible insights into the underlying mechanisms of goal-oriented action. However, interactions are primarily goal-oriented as they aim to produce behavior in the agents to fulfill specific functions. The second scenario would entail weakness in the executive control mechanisms responsible to protect working memory and goal-oriented cognition. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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