Sentence examples for aiming at balancing from inspiring English sources

(13 where α is a proportionality coefficient, aiming at balancing the proportion of above two items in the objective function.

During the transferring process, PUE u chooses the MBS with better channel condition (bar G_{u}^{{m_{i}}}) (i.e., the average channel gain between MBS m i and PUE u) and lower load ({L_{{m_{i}}}}) as well, aiming at balancing the network load.

Common for all initiatives is that they are aiming at balancing the mismatch between the physical capacities and physical work demands for preventing physical deterioration.

The bipartisan National Commission on Energy Policy, underwritten by several major foundations, is preparing a detailed strategy aimed at balancing energy and environmental concerns.

The haircut guidelines appear to be aimed at balancing the more aggressive enforcement with a softer promotion.

But it linked its support to harsh financial medicine like high interest rates and a restrictive fiscal policy aimed at balancing budgets.

Mr. Bashir made several key cabinet appointments apparently aimed at balancing his government and satisfying tribal groups in the south, where civil war has raged since 1983.

In February 2006, the Department of State and the Department of Homeland Security announced a program, called Secure Borders and Open Doors, aimed at balancing the increased need for security after the 2001 terrorist attacks with the desire to ease travel to the United States.

In Lima, a resolution signed by Prime Minister Federico Salas said Mr. Fujimori "should stay in Japan until Nov. 22 to continue his negotiations to secure a credit from that country aimed at balancing the budget for 2001".

And we are her children!" and that "the ancient Indian practice of yoga, for example, is a system that is aimed at balancing contentment and worldly desires, that helps pursue a path of moderation and a sustainable lifestyle".

On Monday, the president of the fractious country, Joseph Kabila, took an oath of office, the first step toward the formation of a transitional government that is aimed at balancing many of the rival power bases in the country.