Sentence examples for aimed at adjusting from inspiring English sources

This study is aimed at adjusting the binder content (OPC and silica fume (SF) contents) of UHP-FRC using the response surface method.

This converter is aimed at adjusting the output voltages of the solar array and electrolyzer in order to maximize hydrogen production.

Harman's rolled out an ear-scanning technology on a number of its headsets, aimed at adjusting its frequencies to the contours of a wearer's ear canal the way a Sonos system does a living room.

In addition, a fuzzy logic controller is designed for the energy management of hybrid powertrain aimed at adjusting and stabilizing the DC bus voltage via a bidirectional DC/DC converter.

Therapeutic options aimed at adjusting the gut microbiome should be a potential treatment in cirrhosis.

Current RTW programs are usually aimed at adjusting the current workplace of the CS and negotiating with the CS's own employer.

As mentioned above, we aim at adjusting diagenesis from production data by varying the variograms considered for simulating the diagenetic phases, their spatial distributions, but also their proportions.

Since its optical and thermal properties can be easily tuned by changing its porosity, nanoPS offers great versatility aiming at adjusting its photo-acoustic response [6].

The scheduling algorithm proposed in this study differs from these previous studies mainly because it interacts with the polling mechanisms aiming at adjusting the interval polling dynamically, and then to guarantee the QoS requirements to the real-time and non-real-time applications.

A global optimization approach by means of a genetic algorithm is adopted within the inverse problem, aiming at adjusting the parameters of the mechanical model of the structure so that an error function that measures the differences between the real and the numerically predicted damage pattern is minimized.

Propensity score matching is a technique that aims at adjusting for selection bias in nonexperimental, nonrandomized, and retrospective observational studies like the present one.