Sentence examples for intended to breakdown from inspiring English sources

These 'taskforces' are intended to breakdown organisational silos, remove contradictions and dysfunctions in existing structures, and promote holistic and innovative thinking [ 13].

Not intended to reproduce the breakdown behaviour of foods during gastric digestion, but rather to characterize the mechanisms involved, the proposed protocol would open new opportunities to identify the material properties governing the performance of different foods upon ingestion.

The equipment, new centrifuges that the inspectors described in a report circulated to members of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is intended to replace balky, breakdown-prone machines whose design Iran first bought from Abdul Qadeer Khan, a Pakistani who illicitly sold production equipment and bomb designs.

"Talk Radio" does have a plot of sorts that is intended to motivate Barry's breakdown.

In a disclaimer posted on Tumblr, Blas wrote his comic provides "decidedly simple answers to some very complex terms that have a lot of meanings," and is not intended to be a definitive breakdown of each term's uses.

The functional breakdown is also intended to assist legislative discussion.

CityNet has experienced interruptions in service, despite a system of redundant fiber optic rings intended to enable it to withstand a breakdown.

Food companies, many of which are now testing every shipment of corn for signs of the unapproved grain, have reacted with dismay to growing evidence of contamination, saying that it demonstrates a breakdown in the procedures intended to keep products grown from genetically modified seeds separate from conventional grains.

In each country, the demographic breakdown of the sample was intended to reflect the demographics of the general population with internet access.

The CHEX permanent repository is an uninterrupted display of situational changes intended to help operators in recovering from situation awareness breakdowns caused by interruptions and multitasking.

Its cautionary tone and minute-by-minute breakdown of the emergency response seemed intended to prevent similar problems at other power plants.