Sentence examples for aiming to enlarge from inspiring English sources
Combining with the requirements on an InI system for reconstructing three-dimensional images with a continuous pattern, parallax, and no gap, we introduce an optimum design method aiming to enlarge the depth of focus.
The Japanese social gaming powerhouse DeNA aims to enlarge its social and mobile gaming network Mobage in America.
He also aims to enlarge the number of childminders in Hackney, another policy that could create employment and help boost incomes.
The proposed Van der Pol modification aims to enlarge the region of attraction of the zero dynamics while also exhibiting a desired stable periodic behavior.
The present work aims to enlarge the scope of the GSCM so that it becomes applicable to a good number of important situations where the phases cannot be differentiated as the host matrix and inclusions.
Then, taking these pairs as input, we aim to enlarge the differences between the unmatched pairs while reducing the variations between the matched pairs, and we update the model parameters by using the mini-batch stochastic gradient descent (SGD) algorithm.
That's certainly a pairing that is worth keeping an eye on as Alibaba aims to enlarge its presence in Southeast Asia, which — with a cumulative population of 600 million people, growing middle classes and rising internet access — is seen as a growth opportunity by Chinese tech companies.
In this article we aim to enlarge on the threshold model more generally.
Thus, the evidence supporting treatments that aim to enlarge networks indirectly by primarily targeting underlying symptomatology is limited.
We aim to enlarge the data sets to more entries that would provide a good representation of the known gene expression patterns and interactions in the developing mouse CNS.
This article aims to enlarge the current knowledge base and to illustrate some issues encountered when recruiting bereaved informal caregivers as participants for a questionnaire validation study on the quality of dying and death of a deceased close relative or friend [ 12].
