Sentence examples for applied aimed from inspiring English sources
A number of modifications were applied aimed at improving the materials performances: (i) TiO2 was transformed into anatase by heating at 480 °C for 1 h, (ii) multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT) were used as a catalyst support instead of Vulcan XC-72 and (iii) Mo was added to Co phase in a quantity of 25 at.% (Mo Co = 1 3).
The study design applied aimed to provide a proof of concept.
The three-dimensional, meso-scale thermomechanical model is applied, aiming to simulate the first stage of the coking process.
Nuclear power plants, offshore platforms for deep water oil extraction, and aircraft and aerospace engines are some promising examples to which the NDT inspection techniques can be applied aiming to assure that defect detection and characterization is successfully achieved.
The FFT and Wavelet were applied aiming to help the analysis of data and provide the best understanding of the signal and generating an intelligent information in the automation in grinding process.
A structure property activity relationship (SPAR) approach was then applied aiming at establishing a putative relation between the physicochemical parameters of the compounds under study and their antioxidant activity.
Simulation tools of Computational Fluid Dynamics CFDD) using Finite Volume Method (FVM) were applied aiming at proposing innovations to the cooler system taking into account the characteristics of viscosity of the vegetable oil.
In addition, mutual benefit theory was applied, aiming to maximize the participation, by supplying the participants with their biological results complemented by the cardiologist notes.
Within the European Union, a system with fixed milk quotas per farm is applied, aiming to control total milk production and avoid surplus of milk.
An assessment of the normality and sphericity of the distribution of the collected data was applied aiming for an inferential statistical analysis.
The rigorous approach applied aims to maximize the probability of including only orthologous genes in the analyses.
