Sentence examples for a different aim to from inspiring English sources

Tanguera, written and produced by Diego Romay, directed by Omar Pacheco and choreographed by Mora Godoy, has a different aim: to be a tango musical, with dancers who portray characters and choreography that dramatises their story.

The taxonomy of mug-shot blogs has a slightly different aim — to maximize consumer options by personalizing the site to the tastes of users and advertisers, not to create scientific classification.

A new generation of medical leaders and institutions professes to have a different aim.

The jihadist groups among them – at first an insignificant rabble and now a sizable, potent minority – have very different aims to those groups fighting a nationalistic cause.

AM: Same wood, different aims, to create a different truth.

Nelson and AFF have a different aim.

But Shirky has a different aim this time.

But this week's strike had a different aim.

Section 2612(a)(1)(C), has a different aim than Title VII.

But it was a different aim.

To resolve the above-described spectrum monitoring in the context of 'dirty RF', we are interested in matrix factorization techniques for a different purpose: aim to remove the dominant noise (the non-stationary AGC noise) in order to project out the signal space using the multidimensional spectrum measurement data (i.e., the frequency, time/space and field strength).