Sentence examples for aims at the application from inspiring English sources
This work aims at the application of the technique to coal combustors.
The LBB aims at the application of fracture mechanics principle to demonstrate that pipes are, in general, unlikely to experience DEGB without prior indication of leakage due to through the thickness crack.
The decoder aims at the application of multichannel multicast system.
The present work aims at the application of the decision theory to radiological image quality control (QC) in diagnostic routine.
Characteristics of the two noises are presented aiming at the application of interactive genetic algorithms in dealing with images.
Here, we aimed at the application of the inorganic inks in desktop inkjet printing devices, which unlike their more advanced research counterparts do not allow to directly monitor the drop formation and to adjust the voltage waveform.
A high-energy (1 MeV) pulsed positron beam line has been developed to aim at the application of this system for positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy (PALS).
The second one is aimed at the application of the same materials to DST joints specifically designed for dissipating the seismic input energy in a couple of friction dampers located at the beam flanges level.
Such an actuator is specifically tailored to this joint, aimed at the application of robotic-assisted gait training therapies to restore the normal function of the impaired knee, taking into account kinematics, kinetics and anthropometric requirements along the gait cycle.
Aiming at the application of a wireless sensor network to locating miners in underground mine, we design a wireless sensor network location node system, considering the communication performance and the intrinsic safety.
8 If an investigation or trial, conducted by any organ of the State, which is aimed at the application of sanctions to individual behavior is to be upheld, it must meet the traditional standards that the common law in this country has established for the application of sanctions to the individual, or a constitutionally permissible modification of them.
