Sentence examples for aim of compiling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Capazzo plans to continue taking pictures for the guitar series, with the aim of compiling enough images for a book.
Back in 2008, WeAreHunted.com launched, with the aim of compiling a streamable chart of the web's 99 most popular songs, using data from social networks, blogs, forums and P2P networks.
The town board approved a six-month moratorium in October, then extended the ban for an additional six months to allow time to do research on building permits and zoning variances, and to assemble pictorial studies of historic homes, with the aim of compiling a list of recommendations to present to town officials.
Since February 2006, the ANTARES, NEMO and NESTOR neutrino telescope projects have joined forces in the KM3NeT Design Study, supported by the European Commission in the FP6 framework, with the aim of compiling a technical design report for the construction of a neutrino telescope in the Mediterranean Sea with a detection volume of at least a cubic kilometer.
Sampling expeditions to Churchill in the Canadian subarctic were completed with the aim of compiling a molecular-assisted survey of the macroalgal flora (seaweeds) for comparison to published accounts for this area, which are based on morphological identifications.
Each Belgian OHS provider has its own way of collecting data, mainly with the aim of compiling a medical file for personal monitoring and follow-up of an individual employee.
But the Defence Department has denied this, saying it is in the process of compiling information on the country's anti-apartheid veterans with the aim of assisting everyone who qualifies for government aid, regardless of which party they served under.
The present paper aims to compile this state of the art work on the behaviour, analysis and design of Reinforced Concrete (RC) beams with transverse web openings.
The project, according to athletes and antidoping officials familiar with it, aims to compile a physiological baseline of each of the initial 12 volunteers.
A new research project, Serving our Country, aims to compile a history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
Instead of sequencing all of our DNA, the Human Brain Project aims to compile what we know about brain cells and networks and use a new generation of supercomputers to model how the brain functions.
