Sentence examples for aim of exploiting from inspiring English sources

With the aim of exploiting new coupling phenomena and potential applications, nanocomposites have attracted much attention over the past decade[1 5].

In [5], the idea of the Slepian-Wolf coding is first introduced in wireless cooperation scenarios with the aim of exploiting the distributed correlated source coding concept.

Our work is another step towards the aim of exploiting the rich belief change literature for addressing the evolution problem in a larger class of logics.

In this paper, the sequential Bayesian philosophy is extended to a filter design using a fixed amount of most recent measurements, with the aim of exploiting the FIR structure and unifying some basic FIR filters with the KF.

The strategy behind the design of this delivery system involved the incorporation of the protein albumin into the hydrogel with the aim of exploiting its intrinsic capacity to bind small hydrophobic molecules.

This localization provides additional facilities to a bacterial toxin: Shiga toxin is hypothesized to traffic through recycling endosomes before reaching the Golgi apparatus with the aim of exploiting a retrograde transport in the secretory pathway [46].

Namely, each step of the algorithm has been conceived with the aim of fully exploiting the Bi-i capabilities, i.e., the processing based on the ACE16k chip as well as the processing based on the DSP.

This algorithmic approach has been conceived with the aim of fully exploiting both the capabilities offered by the Bi-i system, that is, the analog processing based on the ACE16k as well as the digital processing based on the DSP.

More precisely, it aims to explore the possibility of exploiting Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) and Citizen Science (CS) as potential practices for gathering spatial information about informal settlements.

This work aims at demonstrating the usefulness of exploiting novel image-processing tools for moving-object detection and classification in the context of an actual application involving the remote monitoring of a tourist site.

Here, we aim to exploit this feature of evolution and to investigate the use of fitness granulation via an adaptive fuzzy similarity analysis in order to reduce the number of fitness evaluations.