Sentence examples for aim of the concept from inspiring English sources
The primary aim of the concept is to allow flexible and efficient queries into the BIM data using standard SQL that removes restrictions on predefined queries, effectively transforming BIM data into an open and queryable database.
The aim of the concept is, through an educational intervention (course), to increase confidence in how to help people suffering from mental health problems.
The aim of the concept mapping sessions was to construct a concept map which included all relevant concepts and relations needed for clerks to understand the clinical problem at hand.
Let us recall, with the aim of reminding the concept of Scott-like topology, that a pair ( X, ≤ ) is said to be an ordered set provided that X is a nonempty set and ≤ is a reflexive, antisymmetric and transitive binary relation on X [2].
With the aim of exploring the concept of vigilance, Meyer [ 19] describes how, in their attempts to manage life with migraine, women were always prepared to prevent and to attempt to abort attacks.
The aim of this concept is to generalize classical results of the n th order derivative to fractional order.
The aim of this concept, I hasten to add, is not to create a huge void in the middle of Lower Manhattan.
The aim of this concept is not only to scale down a macroscopic system but also to take advantage of the added features of a microsystem.
An additional aim of this concept is the source segregation of kitchen waste (KW) for subsequent anaerobic co-digestion with BW.
The Facebook page, which is administered by Authentic Brands, frequently promotes license holders, like a Marilyn Monroe beach towel line at Bed Bath & Beyond, the Macy's clothing collection, and the Marilyn Monroe Café, which opened in 2012 in Oakville, Ontario, with the aim of duplicating the concept with franchisees.
The main aim of the AGnES concept is to decrease the workload of GPs, especially in sparsely populated regions with an imminent or already existing undersupply of GPs.
