Sentence examples for example aimed at from inspiring English sources

Stormzy's new scholarship, for example, aimed at supporting black students at Cambridge, is a great example of high profile giving to drive diversity at the university.

His favorite is the grab-and-go pack, a mesh bag filled with a few matching underthings — for men, these include socks, briefs and a T-shirt, for example — aimed at those with busy lifestyles.

The propagandistic posters of the early years of the Soviet Union, for example, aimed at a largely illiterate population, are blunt and powerful; those of the late Austro-Hungarian Empire have a lyrical medieval gallantry; and those of the World War I United States display a swaggering hometown naïveté.

These cases will surely require additional processing, for example, aimed at tracking continuity in pitch, in addition to continuity in the modulation spectrum.

This section shows an example aimed at clarifying the main limits and errors of non activity-based approaches in reproducing complex transport behaviours.

Near-suicidal publishing and marketing decisions — for example, aiming at a narrow collectors' market rather than reaching out to mainstream audiences — have left the industry in a depressed state.

The first example aims at aligning a molecule along the space-fixed z-axis that is perpendicular to the polarization vectors on the xy-plane, which leads to a circularly polarized pulse as an optimal solution.

The $10 million Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize competition launched in 2012, for example, aims at diagnosing 13 medical conditions (10 required, 3 elective) including strep throat, sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation, with a consumer-friendly interface device weighing no more than five pounds.

For example, aiming at minimizing the total transmit power, the authors in [4,5] have studied the amplification factor optimization for a single multicast session and multiple multicast sessions, respectively.

For example, aiming at contrast enhancement, many conventional image processing techniques or their modifications, such as the well-known histogram equalization-based methods [6 9] and wavelet transform-based method [10], are widely employed to enhance the darks at the cost of saturating bright.

The Catalog Of Somatic Mutations In Cancer (COSMIC) Project 4, for example, aims at creating a database gathering all somatic mutations already described.