### goal:

Intention
* are goals
  - volition
* condition for the validity of fasting like other acts of worship.
* create thoughts, which create words, which themselves put actions in motion.
* deliberate desire of things which are in our power to bring about.
* have results.
* is an essential part of all human action
  - important element in murder
  - desire in action
  - one object, one movement, one becoming, one form, one expression
  - something harbored in the mind before the act is done
* is the aim or idea that guides thinking, feelings, and actions
  - choice of an end
  - decision to do something and then doing it
  - determination to do a particular thing or act in a specific manner
  - focusing of desire
* means having a purpose or goal
  - the resolve to do something, or a determination to act in a certain way
* powerful force that sets change in motion.

Objective
* are lenses
  - means by which the student achieves the desired results of learning
  - outcomes that are measurable
* are part of compound microscopes
  - optical telescopes
* are the results needed to be accomplished in order for the goals to become a reality
  - tools used to obtain goals

### goal | objective:

Affective objective
* are ones that involve appreciations, ideals, attitudes, morals or values.
* refer to attitudinal, personal, and social dimensions of outcomes.

Purpose
* is the object of why something exists
  - what gives life meaning
* relate to issues.
* state of the organism that determines the relationship between stimuli and responses.
* word created by the mind to give itself value.
+ 3D: Computing :: Animation :: Mathematics
  * Some purposes use other words.

Terminus
* Termini have sequences with hairpin structure.
* are ends
  - statues

### goal-oriented society:

Western society
* All Western societies experience a decline of trust in politics and in governmental institutions.
* Western societies are welfare states because they are also warfaring states.
* goal-oriented society.
* has many taboos and restrictions revolving around the body and sexuality.
* insists time is linear, but there are many cultures that believe time is circular.
* is based on the rule of law, and it protects as many as it castigates.
* views power as male and immediate.
+ Robosexuality, Robosexuality in the world, Robosexuality in the West: Human sexuality :: Technology
  * The idea of physical sexuality is less accepted in the west than in Japan. Western societies are more likely to be against, or even fear the development of robots. This is because a lot of films and books show robots as replacing humans instead of helping them.

### goats:

Young goat
* are goats
  - more likely to show signs of disease than adults
  - most susceptible to the effects of aflatoxin , although all ages can be affected
  - young animals
* seem to be more susceptible to coccidiosis.
+ Domestic goat: Caprids :: Domesticated animals :: Meats
  * A male goat is called a 'buck' and a castrated goat is called a 'whether', a female is called a 'doe'. Young goats are called 'kids'.

Goitrogen
* Some goitrogens are kale, cabbage, broccoli, rutabaga, and peas, soybean, and peanuts.
* are chemicals that interfere with the body s ability to utilize iodine
  - substances that has been shown to bind iodine
* interfere with iodine metabolism.

### gold foil:

Gold leaf
* are gold foil.
* has the magical ability to join color and light together.
* is enmeshed in the colored glazes giving a glittering luminescence
  - extremely thin and very hard to handle
  - made by melting solid gold and mixing in other metals to achieve the desired color
  - super thin sheets of gold
* is the thinnest sheet of gold available to jewellers
  - traditional metal used on books for lettering, edge gilding, and embellishment
* very pliable metal.

### golfers:

Pro golfer
* are golfers
  - workers
* keep their clothes on while they're being interviewed.