To the extent Buffet's philanthropic aims recognize the role played by a pro-capitalist political system and culture, integrity demands that he spend his vast estate and valuable time on pro-capitalist foundations and think tanks, and on arguments for smaller, less-taxing government.
In this paper, we aim to recognize the design principles of future software organizations, and discuss existing experiences from various different organizations under transformations, and the insights gained.
It is this sort of examination of historical differences that constitutes comparative history, with the aim of recognizing patterns and making generalizations.
About the Contest: The Yale Environment 360 Video Contest honors the year's best environmental films, with the aim of recognizing work that has not previously been widely seen.
The contest honors the year's best environmental videos, with the aim of recognizing work that has not previously been widely seen.
A central composite design (CCD) with response surface methodology (RSM) was used to investigate the influence of individual and interaction of operating variables on removal efficiency with the aim of recognizing the optimum operating conditions.
As per this study, advertisement sector generally involves studies which aim at recognizing emotions from EEG signals.
The longtime host of "American Bandstand" created the AMAs as a counterpart to the Grammy Awards, which aim to recognize artistic excellence.
Generically dubbed "green freight programs," most of these aim to recognize fuel-efficient carriers or fleets so that shippers can not only contract with the most efficient carrier but also better understand their overall carbon footprint.
Wise leaders appreciate the risks and the rifts and various initiatives aim to recognize and address the tensions - among them are BRAVE, a Muslim-led youth initiative that earns its name with the courage that open discourse on the topic demands.
Unlike much prior work on Named Entity Recognition (NER), we do not aim to recognize all members of an ontological class, but instead selectively recognize task-specific subsets of broader ontological classes.
