However, the company has a larger goal of enabling users to not just find apps, but find the content within their apps.
More succinctly, a standard method of reporting results would enable easier comparison across studies and cohorts, with an ultimate goal of enabling better understanding of what performance metrics (time in band, variability, etc) are important.
PacketCable is a project conducted by Cable Television Laboratories Inc. (CableLabs) and its cable operator members with the goal of enabling a wide variety of Internet-Protocol-based multimedia services over two-way hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) cable access systems [6].
"Repeatedly requiring explicit consent during an online experience undermines the goal of enabling consumers to make informed decisions in an environment that is not overly intrusive," said Luigi Gambardella, ETNO's chairman.
Koality was founded with the goal of enabling a frictionless development cycle as code progressed from development to production.
To address this, work is underway to develop computer algorithms that can autonomously capture and categorise product use, allowing large amounts of data to be analysed automatically with the goal of enabling a more holistic understanding of product use [ 46, 47].
The UK has committed £516m ($801m) over eight years to achieving the summit goal of enabling an additional 120 million to have access to modern methods of family planning by 2020.
Together this is a total contribution of 60 million new users, and a major step towards the global goal of enabling 120 million more women and girls to use contraceptives by 2020, as set out by Family Planning 2020 -- the movement which came out of the 2012 London Summit on Family Planning.
It offers an alternative syntax that looks more like Python or Ruby, with the goal of enabling "literate programming", an approach to writing code that's meant to be more human readable.
Attitudes in the field had shifted toward a more aesthetically oriented approach, in which conservators disguise losses, with the goal of enabling the work to be experienced as a picture, not just as an archeological artifact.
