Sentence examples for aims to assign from inspiring English sources

The two met when they were both working at the Unique Identification Authority of India, a government project that aims to assign a number to each Indian citizen, in part to make sure that subsidies reach the poor.

ESI aims to assign patients to triage categories based on both severity of disease presentation and anticipated ED resource utilization.

Clustering differs from classification in that classification aims to assign data instances to predefined classes, while clustering aims to group-related data instances together without labeling them.

This new mapping methodology and placement aims to assign a proper number of routers to IP s) implemented inside a chip to maximize performance and minimize power consumption.

The study aims to assign the resources for optimization with enable management to meet the fuzzy objective of minimizing the system costs while patients are satisfied.

This paper aims to assign locomotives to unscheduled trains with pre-planned departure times instead of trains with a pre-scheduled timetable on a single-track railway line.

We consider the range assignment problem in ad-hoc wireless networks in the context of selfish agents: A network manager aims to assigning transmission ranges to the stations in order to achieve strong connectivity of the network within a minimal overall power consumption.

Most of these techniques aim to assign vehicles to different delay values before attempting to rebroadcast that are inversely proportional to their distance to the sender.

We designed a study to characterize potential association between genotype and triptans response in CM, aimed to assign a targeted therapy according to the metabolic class (based on genotype) of the CM patients.

We aimed to assign location data to encamped versus traveling behavioral modes based on movement parameters estimated from GPS data, estimate resource selection functions for these two respective modes, and compare the behavioral models to a non-behaviorally adjusted model (including all data not assigned to behavioral state).

A set of silver coins from the collection of Déri Museum Debrecen (Hungary) was examined by X-ray fluorescent elemental analysis with the aim to assign the coins to different groups with the best possible precision based on the acquired chemical information and to build models, which arrange the coins according to their historical periods.