Sentence examples for aim of the code from inspiring English sources

"The aim of the code is not to homogenize the Web, but to make clearer the informal rules that are already in place anyway," he said.

The main aim of the code development is to provide massively parallel code without the memory limitation of a single GPU.

The aim of the code is to seek minimization of data misfit, model roughness (α1 and α2) and the static shift parameter, simultaneously (α1, α2 and β here should not be confused with the phase tensor parameters presented earlier).

The aim of the code is to set out the measure and practices of any car service garage, so that you can arrive at an informed and favorable conclusion as to the suitability of the services on offer.

Numerous alterations, most recently in 2004, have not fundamentally changed the aims of the Code as first introduced in 1951; as such the new Code marks not a withdrawal from the attempted imposition of a uniform countryside citizenship but rather an extension and refinement of this project and a continuing influence on the production and consumption of rural space.

This process is carried out using 11 methods of restructuring, with the aim of separating the code from business logic (the model), which is the most reusable framework, the code that implements the view and the code that handles specific processing of the application.

The aim of the IDTS code developed is to build a model from a combination of elementary systems representing basic ideal flow patterns (perfect mixed flow, plug flow,…).

The aim of the 'Stroke code' is the early recognition of selected patients with a suspected stroke who may be treated with thrombolysis therapy.

After all (proportionately) many GDPs who did not implement stated that the RCD insufficiently informed them about the background and aim of the reporting code, about the various forms of DV and CA, about aspects regarding asking advice and reporting a case and about the five steps they have to take.

The aim of this coding was to make sure that all the FGD sections that are related under the same heading can be retrieved with ease afterwards.

The aim of the predictive coding (PC) account [ 16, 17] was to answer the question 'if mirror neurons enable the observer to infer the intention of an observed action, how might they do this'?