Sentence examples similar to aiming at arranging from inspiring English sources
Eigentriple grouping aims at arranging the eigentripes in sets in order to separate additive components that are exactly or approximate separable, facilitating the analysis of the eigenvectors.
To this end, Ertl et al. [7] proposed a layout algorithm, which first places large scaffolds at the center and then aims at arranging the remaining scaffolds, such that the gaps are filled, see Fig. 4a.
Second, our findings stem from a tight cooperation of multidisciplinary professionals aimed at arranging a dedicated pathway for the treatment of diabetic patients with systemic atherosclerosis and therefore might not be reproduced in different settings.
The play took aim at arranged marriages, old men chasing young girls and the snuffing out of aspiration in penury – it also introduced the phrase, "Here today, gone tomorrow" – and the cast included Harriet Walter, Alan Rickman, Denis Lawson and Pam Ferris.
The consultation project was aimed at "verifying and arranging the range of services purchased by the Health Funds" regarding determination of the range of guaranteed services, the so-called basic benefit basket, with specification and terms of their provision [ 2].
"They were clearly aiming at a point.
John was aiming at a broad public.
Who knows what they were aiming at.
You were aiming at the wrong target.
