Sentence examples for aiming at minimum from inspiring English sources

Other ingredients of a new economy that some groups advocate include: Adoption of an international "oil depletion protocol" for an orderly, equitable decline of fossil-fuel use and a transition to less total energy use; a commonly used term for this is "powering down" – that is, aiming at minimum energy for sufficiency and equity.

Then a suboptimal control aiming at minimum cost performance with gain constraints is advanced.

When adopted, these methodologies could significantly assist in optimising the implement designs and operational conditions aiming at minimum draught requirement and best soil manipulation performance.

In this work we evaluate the effect of weather and cooling towers location on its size and monthly operation by developing a multiperiod optimization formulation aiming at minimum water consumption.

We present a benchmark scheme which aims at minimum outage probability provisioning, and a compromising scheme which aims at resilient provisioning with minimum power consumption.

This paper assesses the thermo-hydraulic design approach introduced in a previous publication (Hermes, 2012) for condensers and evaporators aimed at minimum entropy generation.

Since 1980's, optimum design techniques for ship structural design have been developed to the preliminary design which aims at minimum weight or minimum cost design of mid-ship section based on analytic structural analysis.

For this reason, quality assurance is a fundamental part of the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme (NHSBSP), which aims at minimum standards and improved performance so that women have access to high-quality screening service wherever they live (NHS, 2006).

This means aiming, at a minimum, for structural balance in their budgets; and more plausibly for continuing structural surpluses.

Turner, who has in the past said that banks' capital ratio should be higher (Basel is aiming at a minimum 7% by 2019; more for big firms), now says former Bank of England governor Lord King was correct in his obsession with this issue.

Conversely to this route, data can be selectively assigned to the two banks through computer search aiming at a minimum redundancy.