Sentence examples for aiming specially from inspiring English sources

However, based on our observation, there are few works done on community partition aiming specially at influence propagation in social networks.

This research deals with the virtual modeling and ergonomic evaluation of a PWR NPP control room, aiming specially with the assessing of the elapsed times spent by operators to control such safe-critical system.

Ms. Gage, Ashley O'Connor and Christine Matthews this week are opening what appears to be the first Republican firm aimed specially at wooing female voters.

The money has been used not only for ads aimed specially at young people, but also for research, polling, Internet campaigns and other ways of helping people to stop smoking or persuading them not to start.

The Pfizer-Medivation deal is much smaller than Pfizer's proposed $160bn combination with Ireland's Allergan, a plan the drugmakers scrapped after the treasury department issued new rules this spring aimed specially at blocking that deal.

Marking its tenth anniversary on 8 December, ICDB has grown to be the world's largest child rights broadcasting campaign, aimed specially at encouraging children's participation in the media.

The ability of panels to capture different proportions of ancestry varies significantly from panel to panel, but the panels with more AIMs (specially GAL and ILL) perform much better than those containing fewer SNPs.

However, future initiatives particularly aiming at prevention may consider specially targeted efforts to attract employees without pain.

This surgical technique required a specially developed aiming device and fluoroscopic imaging.

Played over two days every year since at least 1667, the match involves the entire town of Ashbourne in Derbyshire (population 9,000) aiming to move a specially-designed leather ball that's a bit bigger than a standard European football through the streets, to one of two goals north and south of the town centre.

An insurance provider which has unveiled products specially aimed at the LGBT community has said that gay people often feel ignored when buying financial services.