Sentence examples for designed to undertake from inspiring English sources

In the early 1960s, Soviet designers began work on the N1, which was originally designed to undertake journeys that would require true heavy-lift capability (that is, the ability to lift more than 80,000 kg [176,000 pounds] to low Earth orbit).

Appropriate adaptation laws are designed to undertake the unknown parameters.

Erickson said the maritime militias were designed to undertake such deception and obstruction activities.

Our experimental set-up was designed to undertake simultaneous recording of the X-ray diffraction patterns and the mechanical parameters.

The medium-sized successors to today's Reaper would be able to do more things, from defending airspace against enemy intrusion to attacking enemy air defences all tasks that the F-35 has been designed to undertake.

As per the regular mandatory requirements, the study has been designed to undertake acute (single dose 10 days), sub-chronic (repeat dose 28 days) and chronic (intended clinical dose 120 days) toxicity tests using three dose levels viz.

U.N. spokeswoman Michele Montas noted that the report says the United Nations has already undertaken steps designed to tackle the problem, from establishing conduct and discipline units in all U.N. missions to strengthening training for all categories of U.N. personnel.

There remains a need for empirical studies to move beyond cross-sectional designs to undertake more randomised controlled longitudinal trials so as to clarify the role of vitamin D in the pathogenesis of depression and its management, as well as to establish whether currently suggested associations are clinically significant and distinctive.

Although the intervention in this study will be highly supervised, it lends itself to being performed at a lower level of supervision in practice, and part of the program is already designed to be undertaken in the home setting.

This proposed trial is significantly innovative because it is designed to be undertaken on as a multisite study in two different states within Australia and includes women of all risk rather than low risk women.

The Practice Nurse Postcard was designed to help PNs undertake a preventative women's health check, including a pap smear.