Sentence examples for interest aiming at from inspiring English sources

However, a new optimization criterion could be of interest, aiming at maximum burn-up of the plutonium content in fuel assemblies, i.e., minimization of remaining plutonium in spent fuel at the end of cycle (EOC).

○ What kind of knowledge is this field of interest aiming at developing? ○ What can be said of the current state of the field as an approach and a movement and what future research is needed?

Correlations between extracellular matrix (ECM) characteristics and cell mechanical properties have been of great research interest aiming at understanding how these physical and mechanical alterations affect cellular behavior.

A thriving area of interest aimed at increasing the practicality of battery systems is fast charging.

It is hoped that this will encourage further research and interest aimed at minimizing this complication.

In the early days of low-dimensional semiconductors, carrier capture into quantum wells of the III-V compounds was studied with considerable interest aimed at improving the performance of quantum well (QW) lasers [10].

AGS alumni returned to campus to engage with students on a field of interest aimed at offering recommendations to the Administration's participation in the anniversaries of D-Day and NATO.

Local policy-makers try to strike a balance between public and private interests, aiming at city sustainability while fostering freight distribution efficiency [5, 6].

In fact, he explains, political and corporate interests aim at nothing less than "individualization," since it is far easier to manipulate a collection of discrete and increasingly independent individuals than a community.

This is a form of aggressive patrol, or rather "anti-homeless laws as a class strategy promulgated by elites and capital interests, aimed at exclusion and incapacitation". Gentrified areas have increased individuals' or organizations' demand for removing the homeless from the streets in front of their buildings or businesses.

Duke Hematology faculty members have a broad range of research interests aimed at better understanding disorders of the blood.