Sentence examples for aims at formulating from inspiring English sources

This paper aims at formulating a calculus for the design of output flexibility based on production theory.

This review aims at formulating a modeling framework to address this gap through the integration and synthesis of evolutionary game theory and the latest discoveries of the epigenetic control of embryo development by next-generation sequencing.

In this regard, this paper aims at formulating uplift capacity of suction caissons using a hybrid artificial intelligence computational tool based on model tree (M5) and genetic programming (GP), called M5-GP.

This initiative aims at formulating a coherent cross-sectoral approach to civil registration and identification systems in client countries, in close coordination with other development agencies.

The current study aims at formulating plausible migration ranges for the 27 selected European countries and assessing their impact on the ageing of the population and the labour force.

For example, natural science, which is based on sense perception, aims at formulating laws which reflect certain features of the objects perceived.

Baskin said senior officials in Israel knew about his contacts with Hamas and Egyptian intelligence aimed at formulating the truce, but nevertheless approved the assassination.

Baskin told Haaretz on Thursday that senior officials in Israel knew about his contacts with Hamas and Egyptian intelligence aimed at formulating the permanent truce, but nevertheless approved the assassination..

The report came the week before the London Conference on Afghanistan, aimed at formulating international strategy towards a country which is now causing major foreign policy headaches for the West.

Today's court hearing, before Judge Marilyn Patel of Federal District Court, was aimed at formulating a pretrial injunction that will prevent Napster from being used to trade copyrighted songs controlled by record labels and musicians, who have sued Napster accusing it of abetting copyright infringement.

Formal property theories are formal systems that aim at formulating 'general noncontingent laws that deal with properties' (Bealer & Mönnich 1989, 133).