Sentence examples for aims at converting from inspiring English sources

The first step of S uperT riplets aims at converting in O kn) the (rooted) source trees into weighted triplets, where the weight of each triplet is the number of source trees containing it.

In 1996, the convention called for new efforts aimed at converting Jews to Christianity.

The group is also responsible for a publicity campaign aimed at converting Muslims that appeared on New York buses in May.

[New York Times] Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey signed a bill to ban a controversial therapy aimed at converting gay people to heterosexuality.

New York City is in the forefront of a national movement aimed at converting large, factory-style schools that often have thousands of students into smaller public schools where students have closer contact with teachers.

In 597 Pope Gregory I the Great assigned Laurentius, who was then probably a Benedictine friar, to the first Anglo-Saxon mission aimed at converting England to Roman Catholicism.

I'd guess that this was aimed at converting lurkers to tweeters.

Excavation of these since the nineteenth century has also produced new texts, aimed at converting passersby to Epicurean theory.

There is a plethora of studies in literature aiming at converting bandlimited seismic data into reservoir properties.

Hence, methods aimed at converting pure photonic noise into signal-independent Gaussian noise, like the Anscombe transform[21], may not in principle be employed.

This trend will specifically impact residual oil processes aimed at converting the residual oil to distillate products and hydrotreating the residual oil to low sulfur fuel oils (LSFO).