Sentence examples for aims at exciting from inspiring English sources

His pet peeve in the theatre was the kind of emotionalism that aims at exciting false empathy in the spectator — the opposite of classical art.

In 2017, the company was recast as an electric performance brand aimed at producing exciting and fun-to-drive electric vehicles — a niche that Tesla was the first to fill and has dominated ever since.

In 2017, the company was recast as an electric performance brand aimed at producing exciting and fun-to-drive electric vehicles — a niche that Tesla was the first to fill and has dominated ever since.

Phase I/II human clinical trials aimed at exploring this exciting application of CyaA for cervical cancer and melanoma immunotherapy are currently in preparation.

Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine is an exciting research area that aims at regenerative alternatives to harvested tissues for transplantation.

Just as exciting: the group's "Life in a Comic" project, which essentially aims at animating ink: Can static paint be programmable?

The novel method presented in this paper aims at shortening the duration of the state-of-the-art fatigue testing method by simultaneously exciting the blade with a combination of two or more eigenfrequencies.

The Cell Collective aims at providing an environment and resource where the biomedical community, as a whole, can more effectively bring these exciting new computational approaches to bear on cellular systems.

The results of our study and others like it set the stage for further work aimed at directly addressing this exciting issue in comparative genomics.

The versatility of this technology opens the door to exciting experiments aimed at studying functional neuronal circuits.

When his involvement in the project was confirmed Mr Cameron said: "This is a really exciting project aimed at introducing this literary masterpiece to new audiences.