Sentence examples for class aims from inspiring English sources
Suitable for entrepreneurs of all levels, this class aims to show you how to stop procrastinating, get your business up and running, and have fun while doing it.
The lecturer working with a class aims to achieve some learning outcome – and designs the activities, collects data on student performance, interprets it and so improves their design in order to better achieve the goal.
RLS adaptive filter class aims at the minimization of the sum of the squares of the difference between the desired signal and the filter output signal.
Kicksend, which was incubated as part of the Y Combinator Summer 2011 class, aims to make file-sharing easy, with a way to share and access photos, videos, and other large files across multiple platforms.
While the first class aims at representing the normal desired setpoint temperatures of the inhabitants, the second class pursues comfort as well as energy saving goals at the same time.
Run by the Royal National Institute of Blind People, the class aims to help blind and visually impaired musicians gain a greater understanding of the role of a conductor as well as giving them the opportunity to learn from one of the country's best.
Champions of the exploited class aim to change the system by ending the division between worker and capitalist inside the enterprises.
Although they may have "cared about making a profit," the merchants who served this pampered class aimed chiefly "to produce the finest products possible".
When he began, he said, he was among the top five in his law class, aiming for a chance to study in the United States.
Founded in 1926 by a former advertising executive, Harry Scherman, the Book-of-the-Month Club catered to the anxieties of an expanding middle class, aiming for people who knew they wanted to be reading but were not confident about knowing the right books.
Initially, the brand set up operations to serve the casual wear needs of Asia's swelling young middle class, aiming for volume sales using the chain store format (Dibb 1996; Khandelwal & Saxena 2010).
