Sentence examples for aimed at projects from inspiring English sources

Gov. George Pataki, while well intentioned, got off the track earlier this month when he proposed a $54 billion package aimed at projects around the region and the state, from the Second Avenue subway to a railroad in Schenectady.

Powell Jobs is also on the board of directors of NewSchools Venture Fund, a venture philanthropy firm aimed at projects to enhance public education for low-income students.

Mr. Kerry's sonorous pronouncements seemed aimed at projecting calm and reason.

This paper provides an introduction to SpaceWire aimed at project managers and system engineers.

The report's release came amid a day of White House meetings with police, civil rights activists, local leaders, and law enforcement aimed at projecting a strong response to the events in Ferguson.

The study can also be used as a guide to other studies aiming at projecting changes in arid areas experiencing similar land use changes.

The first two types of models aim at projecting a likely future given the current parameters, although some changes can be factored in the models; the third relies on a normative approach.

A projection method much like principle components analysis (PCA, [ 54, 55]), CA takes as input a matrix of genes × experiments and aims at projecting these data into a subspace of low dimensionality, e. g. a plane.

But Gittip is tiny, and most crowdfunding is aimed at specific projects.

In connection with those efforts, however, the department also awarded about $3.25 million aimed at "educational projects" to increase "awareness of alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles".

This was that I had in mind when Israeli startup Clarizen approached me, explaining theirs is a project management and collaboration tool specifically aimed at non-project managers.