The phrase "aim of pointing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind directing attention or focus towards something.
Example: "The aim of pointing out the flaws in the project is to encourage improvement and foster collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "purpose of indicating" or "goal of highlighting".
For this reason, in the present work, the hybrid hydro-mechanical transmission is studied with the aim of pointing out its potential for the urban passenger transport sector.
He sees foresight as a behavior that is limited by cognitive variables with the aim of pointing out possible futures and clarification of emerging situations; this is underlined by the following statement: "There is no need to know the future, but to be prepared for the future" [39].
In this section, some related work on different medical applications is reviewed with the aim of pointing out the shortcomings of some legacy research approaches pertaining to rt-CDSS.
Some of these images are irrelevant to the aim of point cloud modeling for the visualization of as-built data shown in Figure 3.
The aim of point-based methods is to assign identifiers from the state before the occlusion b, the last frame where both flies have been identified, to the state after the occlusion a, the first frame where both flies are identified again.
The patent in question is titled "Easily Deployable Interactive Direct-Pointing System and Presentation Control System and Calibration Method Therefor" (7,746,321), which covers "controlling movement of a computer display cursor based on a point-of-aim of a pointing device within an interaction region includes projecting an image of a computer display to create the interaction region".
Finally, the main goal of this survey aims to point out the respective zooarchaeological potential of such sites, and by the way, to reach their global socioeconomic significations.
It is specifically aimed at point-of-care applications.
The aims of the 13-point plan are to; ·ensure appropriate liquidity for banks and lenders ·facilitate bank funding "which is currently constrained" ·allow for efficient recapitalisation of distressed banks.
The MSD architecture aims to combine the advantages of point-to-point links with the mobility of diffuse links [108 115].
Transport Scotland says there are just over 300 charging posts installed across the country through the Scottish Plugged in Places (PiP) scheme, part of a UK-wide fund aimed at boosting the number of points.
