Sentence examples for elementary targets from inspiring English sources

A series of NiTi thin films of approximately 450 nm thickness, with a range of compositions from 48 to 51 at.% Ni, were magnetron-sputter deposited from elementary targets of Ni and Ti.

A model for an elementary small target motion detector (ESTMD) was created in Simulink (Mathworks), with image preparation and analysis tools programmed in Matlab (Mathworks).

It tells NSF to do even more to broaden participation in science by women and underrepresented minorities, including a program that targets elementary students.

For months, venture capitalist John Doerr has spent 10% of his time on the New Schools Venture Fund, a $20 million organization that funds public school projects like an elementary program that targets students likely to fall behind in math or reading.

Modification of educational curricula, including the CDC-developed Career Path to Public Program (which even targets elementary schools), may be effective in reversing this decline in interest [ 21].

As for elementary education, the target of the reform was to improve the content and methods of education and to establish the financial foundation of compulsory education.

Organizers are now in many neighborhoods, targeting elementary schools, telling parents that they have time to blow up and rebuild their middle schools and high schools before their kids enroll.

Although we can only speculate, Adam Lanza's decision to target elementary school children in Newtown, Conn., may have been a calculated attempt to get as much attention as possible.

Hirashima et al. (2008) targeted elementary school students in their research using an interactive problem posing learning environment named Monsakun.

One theoretical approach is based on Minimal Cut Sets (MCSs) which are minimal sets of knockouts disabling the operation of a specified set of target elementary modes.

Although discussion about safe routes to schools target elementary and middle school students, pedestrian safety is also an important public health problem for students and employees on university and college campuses.