Sentence examples for attributes aimed at from inspiring English sources
The volume attributes aimed at extracting features associated with hydrocarbon presence detection, net pay evaluation and porosity estimation for optima reservoir characterization.
Unfortunately the UK seems to have learned little since the crisis, sticking to a prescriptive set of attributes aimed at creating the cardboard cut-out perfect company," he said.
Additional attributes aimed at specific applications include: a measure of the cross correlation (Grassmannian frames), the number of erasures (robustness to erasures), and the diversity product of the full group of its symmetries (multiple-antenna code design).
The decrease was attributed to the legislation aimed at reducing the release of these compounds into the environment in Europe.
Two major attributes influence a project aimed at developing educational software: user interactivity and graphic design.
Nonetheless, they've undergone a profound reversal, attributed mostly to a program aimed at turning at-risk youth into entrepreneurs, run by the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (referred to as Nifty, for N.F.T.E).
Such changes can be partly attributed to interventions which explicitly aimed at increasing the match between local and biomedical understanding of malaria.
Can the difference be attributed to certain journalistic practices aimed at creating "feel good" stories, [ 85] or does the greater number of success stories in newspapers reflect the medical and transplant community's desire to promote organ donation [ 86]?
In line with recent methodological recommendations [ 4, 10, 11, 34], the attribute development process began with a review aimed at identifying conceptual attributes relevant to an MHI product in the available published literature.
Pfeifer is also Principal Investigator on three European Space Agency projects aimed at linking vegetation attributes measured in the field to remotely sensed data.
Most prior qualitative studies aimed at deriving attributes were conducted among people who had experienced the phenomenon under consideration [ 26, 36].
