Sentence examples for an effort to propose from inspiring English sources
SubtlexUS was an effort to propose a different manner to calculate word frequencies considering film and TV subtitles.
This study is part of an effort to propose and apply a new analysis and management model.
In this research, different types of anomaly detection techniques are examined in an effort to propose which data analytics are appropriate for various anomaly scenarios as well as piezometer locations.
We will depart from existing methodologies, developed to measure location accessibility, and transpose them for use in the building domain, in an effort to propose a concrete way to audit building accessibility and lay down some analytical metrics for its measurement.
It's a call to arms and a refusal to compromise: "I am often working in an effort to propose an alternative to the hyper-positive demands of feminism today: I am not reaching for a crystallized, capitalist "happiness" or "freedom," but rather, an acceptance of a permanently alienated girl-self, but a self that can utilise its dislodged miseries and infuse them with meaning".
This is partly a limitation of the FASTA file format and a current effort to propose a new assembly file format is ongoing.
Nevertheless, our work is therefore part of an overall effort to propose the standardization and organization of screening and its consequences in a different geographical and social context to that in which the NLST was conducted.
A group of six nations whose votes on the Council will be crucial appeared to have given up on its effort to propose a unified position, a diplomat from one of the nations said.
Here, we build on previous effort to propose an improved compositionalist framework for using species distribution models to better inform conservation management.
Patriots founder Billy Sullivan later accused Culverhouse of blocking his effort to propose a stock sale that would have eased the debt.
We are optimistic that these findings would help future efforts to propose a strategy for designing cold-adapted proteins.
