Sentence examples similar to dedicate oneself to optimizing from inspiring English sources

A male sociologist told me to forget about pursuing family life because to dedicate oneself to the sociologists calling was a full-time endeavor (unless, of course, one had a wife).

Since 2003, Barker has held a position at the Oregon Health & Science University, in Portland, and he and his wife have established a foundation dedicated to optimizing the growth of infants and children.

The first floor of the Pearson Building is dedicated to optimizing the student experience at Duke School of Nursing.

In 2009, Mr. Krapels co-founded Viridity Energy (www.ViridityEnergy.com), one of the leading new companies dedicated to optimizing demand-side management programs and developing the control software for Microgrids.

Now comes the real moment of marriage: dedicating oneself to a partnership of fallen beings, "for better or for worse," in full sight of the worse.

Unless one dedicates oneself to the intense study of both languages equally, it cannot be said that one is bilingual.

Believing in this possibility — no matter how slim — and dedicating oneself to playing a meaningful role in the struggle to make it a reality focuses one's energy and attention in an unusual way.

Is the exile self imposed by dedicating oneself to making effigies?

Although disparities among labs make comparisons difficult, this study demonstrates the importance and benefit of dedicating time to optimize of cell growth parameters.

Pure hydrogen use in spark ignition (SI) ICE requires a dedicated engine design to optimize the high speed flame and the high pressure and temperature inside the combustion chamber.

Much effort has been dedicated to optimize and enhance the electrochemical performance of the ZnO anode in LIBs [5, 6].