Sentence examples for designs aimed at from inspiring English sources

Over the years, New Zealand governments have experimented with health system designs aimed at promoting competition, national equity and democratic governance.

IN a burst of construction, a number of private schools on Long Island have employed innovative designs aimed at bringing aging buildings up to modern education needs.

As smartphone sales have slowed, ARM has invested millions of dollars in chip designs aimed at new customers, including automakers and household product companies, that are looking to add internet connectivity to their existing products.

Mr. Sugimoto said that his company was focusing its efforts on head injuries, which account for more than half of pedestrian fatalities, and had integrated designs aimed at this issue on most of its new vehicles.

Until now, fire codes and designs aimed at preventing such losses were based on the accumulated wisdom of firefighters, basic mathematical calculations and laboratory tests of materials, Dr. Gann said.

Building toys, of whatever material, were a popular category in postwar designs aimed at children: the Walker Art Center developed the Magnet Master, steel plates in basic shapes; Charles and Ray Eames created the patterned-cardboard House of Cards; Colorforms let children build, play, and learn with rubbery colored shapes.

Newer automobile designs aim at reducing vehicle weight.

Nowadays, most modern track-based tank designs aim at high trafficability to achieve stair climbing or all-terrain mobility.

These optimal designs aim at improving the estimation of parameters of this class of models.

Moreover, this analytic theory can guide future designs aiming at fully optimizing linear Fresnel collectors' performance.

The new designs aim at mitigating side-effects of stress shadowing whereas enhance the far-field fracture complexity.