Additionally, national variations in citizenship legislation impose challenges to the aim of mapping historical patterns of Olympic migration.
If the eliminativist thinks that assertion only imposes the aim of expressing a truth, then he can consistently assert that 'know' is a defective term.
We unpack the design of economic energy sanctions by distinguishing their goals, their measures, and how they are imposed and evolve over time, with the aim of better understanding their effectiveness, cost, and implementability.
A reduced-order model of the gearbox actuator, which is valid when dither signal is imposed to servovalves, is developed with the aim of analyzing its properties and performances.
A manipulated experiment deliberately imposes treatments on experimental plots with the aim of observing a particular response.
In contrast to a manipulated experiment, which deliberately imposes treatments on experimental plots with the aim of observing a particular response, a comparative observational study involves collecting and analysing data from different site conditions without actively pre-defining these conditions (Kuehl 1994).
Constraints from the structure and control disciplines are imposed on the integrated optimization process with the aim of obtaining the structure's minimum weight and the optimum control performance.
Thus, several constraints have to be imposed along the whole design process with the aim of producing really interpretable fuzzy systems, in the sense that every element of the whole system may be checked and understood by a human being.
He also warned about the dangers of unlimited globalization, saying, "Global culture cannot and should not overlook the characteristics and requirements of local cultures with the aim of imposing itself on them".
"The highest-level parallel is that both campaigns were conceived with the aim of imposing an ideology foreign to the Afghan people: the Soviets hoped to establish a Communist state while Nato wished to build a democracy," it says.
