To inspire results that make an impact, setting S-t-r-e-t-c-h
Goals is crucial in the creation of breakthrough results.
Setting Stretch Goals that motivate you and inspire your team
to achieve extraordinary results is a worthy but diffi cult task.
Have you ever set a goal that left everyone frustrated and
de-motivated, because they see the goal as out of reach and
impossible? Or, have you ever set a goal that was too easy, you
achieved the goal but still did not get the breakthrough results
you were looking for?
Stretch goals are not used to reach ordinary short-term
objectives, but to drive achievement and results to a new level
currently viewed as impossible. Stretch goals must cause people
to move beyond their current way of thinking. As Einstein said,
"The signifi cant problems we face cannot be solved at the same
level of thinking we were at when we created them."
When setting a stretch goal, remember that it must be
suffi ciently diffi cult to cause people to think, "We can't
accomplish this by doing things the same old way, and we are
going to have to do things differently." However, the stretch
goal can't be so diffi cult that people give up, thinking the task
is absolutely impossible.
Yes, although not a very realistic version of one.
It is clearly representational, although not realistic.
Not yet...although some components will be.
It's not actually in the show. Although realistic, the picture is fake.
Yes, that is why it is a mixture. It can be separated back out to the original components (although this is sometimes difficult).
kinematics can be useful to work out realistic values for products going through design stages, although the product may not be produced yet we can gain a fairly accurate idea as what to expect from it. For example, you can apply kinematics to work out how a robotic arm will move.
Although sponges do not have a skeletal system they do have skeleton components that may be made of silicon or lime. A sponge is found in the ocean and is a hollow tube that has several large pores throughout it.
A heterogenous mixture, you can see the different components. Although, in a homogenous mixture they parts are so evenly mixed you can not see the different components.
The European Airbus is assembled in France although many of the components are made elsewhere.
A layout manager is an object that determines the size and position of the components within a container. Although components can provide size and alignment hints, a container's layout manager has the final say on the size and position of the components within the container.
Yes it is one of the best games ever, although battlefield 3 is more realistic
This question is difficult to understand/answer, but in general I would say eukaryotic cells are made up of mostly proteins and DNA. (Although there are many other components such as saccharides, RNAs, and the all the all-so-important cell membrane which is made up primarly of phospholipids - so It is very difficult to answer with two general components where one is DNA!)