Sentence examples for aim at concentrating from inspiring English sources

These methods aim at concentrating traffic among users in a same ISP, keeping data transfers at the edges of the network.

There are strong suspicions that Erdogan is being driven less by a strategic vision but by tactical scheming aimed at concentrating his political power through the new constitution.

Unilever, improving an offer of $18.4 billion made last month, will thus make a significant acquisition while undergoing a radical restructuring, aimed at concentrating on its leading brands.

Deregulation opened the gate to a flood of mergers among telephone companies, airlines and railroads, with many of the deals aimed at concentrating market share in a few big companies.

More recently, however, government planning policy has aimed at again concentrating the population in and around the existing cities, especially in the western portion of the country.

Aimed at developing a concentrating flat-plate photovoltaic-thermal (CPV/T) system of low cost and high output, a new-type eliminating multiple reflections CPC EMRR) with a geometric concentration ratio 4× was designed, and the best concentration plane of EMR, full CPC (FUL) and half truncation CPC (HAL) were defined to conduct optical performance study.

Hence, in the last years, academic and industrials teams have focused on the development of technological processes aiming at purifying and concentrating MFGM fragments and milk polar lipids from buttermilk and butter serum to prepare milk polar lipid or MFGM-enriched ingredients (Dewettinck et al. 2008; Vanderghem et al. 2010; Gassi et al. 2016).

The framework aims at maximizing concentrate grade and recovery and is based on some well-known and advanced approaches including an epsilon-constraint method, DC programming, an exact penalty method, and the special global search strategy.

Targeted delivery aims to concentrate therapeutic agents at their site of action and thereby enhance treatment and limit side-effects.

Promega is among the increasing ranks of companies that have come to embrace so-called mindfulness activities -- concentrated meditation aimed at sharpening focus and reducing stress -- in a bid to improve the well-being of their workforces and, by extension, the bottom line.

Our objectives should not only aim at extending human life but also concentrating on improving the quality of life in all its aspects [ 50, 51].