Sentence examples for detail aiming from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a novel numerical approach to simulate the longwall mining in detail, aiming to investigate the stability of gates and the loading process to rock bolts.
Within IEA-SHC Task 48 "Quality assurance and support measures for Solar Cooling" the most crucial components of solar thermal cooling plants have been analyzed in detail aiming at improving their quality.
Their mechanical and tribological properties were also investigated in detail, aiming at illustrating excellent mechanical, friction and wear behaviours of the fullerene-like CNx film with respect to its high hardness and elastic recovery and less dependence on humidity and oxygen as compared with the amorphous CNx film.
Three distinct existing solutions were designed in detail aiming at a high rolling noise attenuation and not affecting the normal operation of the metro system: Action 1: implementation of sound absorbing precast elements (panel type) on the track bed, Action 2: implementation of an absorbing noise barrier with a height of 1.10 1.20 m above rail level, and Action 3: installation of rail dampers.
The undercover CHP officers, part of a larger detail aimed at combating street racing over the holiday weekend, were monitoring a "sideshow" where truck drivers were performing dangerous burnouts on Sunday evening outside the Santa Fe Springs swap meet, police said.
They decline to reveal the smallest details, aiming to maintain total secrecy.
Releasing details aims to reassure the public at an earlier stage that the FCA is taking action.
The new "kill switch" measures from Apple and Samsung, which would render a stolen handset useless and could only be undone with an original set of login details, aims to offer a stronger defence than current software like the Find My iPhone application, which can easily be switched off by thieves who know where to look.
Statistical analysis (see online supplement for details) aimed to evaluate the association between taste disgust and disgust as measured using two clinical rating scales: the Self-Disgust Scale (SDS) and the Disgust Scale Revised (DSR).
Building sub-models with more detail and aiming for greater accuracy and realism may seem attractive, but is likely to be more expensive and time-consuming and result in more complicated models that lack transparency.
This suggests in particular that most of the existing studies minimizing the ℓ2-norm of the detail signals aim at minimizing their entropy by assuming a Gaussian model.
