Sentence examples for aiming at assuming from inspiring English sources

In response to this concern, we postulate that in a context aiming at assuming inventive challenges, specific knowledge decomposition and structuring has to be organized for an appropriate and efficient problem solving process to be engaged.

The statistical power for this study is aimed at 90%, assuming a type 1 error rate of 5%.

Responsibilisation is therefore a governance strategy aiming at "predisposing actors to assume responsibility for their action" (Dorbeck-Jung and Shelley-Egan 2013) which, drawing from our discussion above, means predisposing actors to voluntarily assume ex ante responsibility for their action, overcoming the perspective of the pure rule-compliance.

In other words, RRI is squarely placed in the perspective of responsibilisation, which is, as described above, a governance strategy aiming at predisposing actors to assume ex ante responsibility for their action (Dorbeck-Jung and Shelley-Egan 2013), overcoming a view of responsibility as liability or pure rule-compliance.

In this appendix, we aim at showing that assuming a Gaussian distribution for the propagation error and the acoustic noise, the recursive MMSE estimator (14) turns out to be the Kalman filter as in (20), (21), (22), and (23).

His behavior was so volatile that when he was photographed spitting over a Toronto balcony the media assumed that he was aiming at a group of fans below.

Aiming at maximizing the BESS utilization, the charge/discharge power is assumed to be operated under the rating power condition.

OPT-MAC assumes CRN nodes with wideband spectrum sensing capability aiming at closely tracking spectral opportunities.

In turn, our politics become more populist, aiming at the lowest common denominator (since that's who the voters are assumed to be).

"They were clearly aiming at a point.

John was aiming at a broad public.