Sentence examples for in turn aim from inspiring English sources

This knowledge feeds into novel methods for computational modeling based design of biomechatronic devices which in turn aim to restore or improve the human body.

This isn't the first salvo in a war that has already seen Google lob its Chrome Web browser against Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Google pit its Android smart-phone operating system against Microsoft's Windows Mobile, and Microsoft, in turn, aim its new search technology, Bing, against Google's very heart — the Google search engine.

Plus ONe distributes the money it raises to bigger refugee charities such as Sea-Watch, Moabit helps!, and Berlin Refugees, which in turn "aim to help distressed people in the Mediterranean sea, influence the State Office of Health and Welfare, and defend the rights of refugees in the face of authorities and politicians".

The Republicans, in turn, aim to depict Democrats as unthinking tax-and-spend liberals.

Content sceptical arguments, in turn, aim to demonstrate that recognizably moral conclusions cannot be reached by reason alone, without sentiment-supported premises.

The EPI also noted that "Blended-learning schools such as Rocketship are supported by investment banks, hedge funds, and venture capital firms that, in turn, aim to profit from both the construction and, especially, the digital software assigned to students".

It shows King (now Prince) Charles, as a nervy, unfulfilled figure, wh sets out to trump parliament in a row over press freedoms.A balding, bored Prince William, in turn aims unseat his dad, driven on by hs wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, played as a modern-day Lady Macbeth.

Criticism in turn aims to develop meaningful categories that inform enriched experiences of objects.

The ability metrics, in turn, aims to assess the quality of the content produced by a user.

Nonlinear dynamics analysis, in turn, aims at measuring the cortical complexity of the brain by quantifying the complexity or "chaos" in EEG temporal patterns.

The MyData concept, in turn, aims to give control to consumers while also ensuring that organisations can make use of data collection [68, 69].