Sentence examples for designed to assist users from inspiring English sources

The application is designed to assist users and city officials better understand traffic problems in large cities.

Before choosing it as our favorite data structure, we examined the three major alternatives: HDF Hierarchical Data Formatt [ 55]) is designed to assist users in the storage and manipulation of scientific data across diverse operating systems and machines.

The company is pioneering 'digital intuition', artificial intelligence designed to assist everyday users separate the signal from the noise.

User interfaces are often specifically designed to assist the user for the task at hand.

A method is proposed that provides a type of haptic feedback designed to assist a user to trace the contours of objects seen in images.

This paper propose a Cognitive Collaborative Architecture (CCA) for an intelligent wheelchair which is designed to assist the user as a team member.

This work presents a novel database search engine – MLibrary – designed to assist the user in the detection and identification of androgenic anabolic steroids (AAS) and its metabolites by matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI) and mass spectrometry-based strategies.

The work presented in this paper focuses on the transportation domain and more particularly on applications designed to assist the user in transportation activities (e.g., driving, visiting a city,...)...

DSM is designed to assist the user by making the system criteria-based and by multi-axial descriptions, create a conflict-free base and thereby increase the reliability of the diagnosis.

Its networking efforts of note include the multi-stakeholder development of policy briefs and dialogues on mental health and reproductive health; and the current development of a Rapid Response Service designed to assist research-users by pairing them with relevant researchers able to offer tailored and highly responsive evidence summaries.

The confidence metric was designed to assist the end user in a decision process and to facilitate the comparison of different models with the assumption that in each case there is a comparable correlation between confidence and accuracy.