Sentence examples for fixed aim from inspiring English sources

This type of collectors give rise to high variation of solar radiation flux in the circumferential direction of absorber for the cases with fixed aim line of primary mirrors.

Tomorrow's budget statement will be a short term fix aimed at trying to avert the demise of the Labour party as a credible political force rather than an attempt to get Britain out of the excrement Gordon Brown and his witless colleagues have dragged it into.

Counter-intuitively, most fixes aim to make performance look worse than originally stated.

Hairpins are the worst, steering into empty darkness, no point on the road on which to fix your aim.

It's on these kinds of data points that Stitch Fix aims to build an edge.

Backloading, according to Isaac Valero-Ladron, an E.U. spokesman, is a short-term fix aimed at keeping the price from going to zero.

Until then, state officials say they have come up with a system of temporary fixes aimed at getting as many Marylanders as possible signed up for health coverage before the deadline.

Facebook continues to deal with the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica files, announcing policy changes and bug fixes aimed at undoing some of the company's more controversial data collection features.

The goal is to identify the sources within the vehicle that cause unpleasant acoustics, sloppy control or poor driving dynamics — and reduce or eliminate them, rather than devising expensive fixes aimed at masking them.

Brainerd, as presented, became the perfect foil for a nagging question brought home from Tanzania: Do we sometimes regulate away the urban vitality of our cities by attempting complex, prescriptive fixes -- aimed at modeling or reclaiming what used to evolve naturally -- and ironically squelch first principles of human shelter and transportation?

This will be tough to fix because aiming too low is worse than aiming too high.