Sentence examples for designed to fill in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Inzko said the High Representative was designed to fill in Dayton's legal gaps.
One unusual feature is the concrete block at the base of the sloping core designed to fill in the incised gorge of the Feather River Canyon.
(Doris Mirescu's set, with its floor-to-ceiling collage of magazine clippings and pop-culture-clogged barrage of television screens, seems designed to fill in some of those blanks).
The process is designed to fill in any "large, gaping holes".
The system is also designed to fill in the gaps, smoothing transitions between different actions.
MoS2 is designed to fill in the mesoporous of TiO2 core, forming heterojunction on the surface and near-surface of TiO2 under solvothermal conditions.
Originally designed to fill-in missing contours in an incomplete image such as a dashed line, the same CONFIGR system connects and segments sparse dots, and unifies occluded objects from pieces locally identified as figure in the initial recognition stage.
11 The Birthplace in England research programme was designed to fill gaps in research evidence about the processes and outcomes associated with different settings for birth in the NHS in England.
Recent additions to marine environmental legislation are usually designed to fill gaps in protection and management, build on existing practices or correct deficiencies in previous instruments.
Another productive tradition of feminist research in this appropriative spirit is characterized by "remedial" research designed to fill lacunae in established theories or bodies of knowledge, correcting errors that arise from ignoring women and gender without changing the terms of disciplinary engagement.
Because invoked attitude figures so prominently in the analysis of textual identity, the paper proposes an amended version of what has been proposed by Martin and White (2005: 67) in the form of a set of overlapping 'categories' designed to fill gaps in the interpretive paradigm, and to call for a more precise means of tracking and identifying how attitude is invoked in texts.
