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target a round buckler or shield
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target Represents the desired result of a performance measure. Targets make meaningful the results derived from measurement and provide organizations with feedback regarding performance.
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target A target is any chemical compound from the ontology that can participate in an event in the ``direct object'' position.
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targeting In online advertising, the ability to serve messaging to the users most likely to be receptive to the message, based on their geographic, demographic, psychographic and behavioral characteristics.
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target The central position being tracked by the antenna?s receiver beam. Normally this is a celestial object (AKA source), but it can be anything able to be specified to the AMS.
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