Sentence examples for is a common aim from inspiring English sources
Breaking music down into its atoms and then reassembling them is a common aim of all four pieces, from "Fantasie Mécanique," a quintet for brass and percussion, through "Xi," which incorporates electronics into its oceanlike whisperings and muted roars and adds sounds one layer at a time.
Consequently, building research capacity is a common aim at an institutional level, as well as at national and international levels.
Several magazines have presented their iPad versions (see here for an overview), and there seems so far to be a common aim: to expand the visually rich print layout into the potentially endless sprawl of the digital.
Software refactoring is a common practice aimed at addressing requirements or fixing bugs during the software development.
The definition and use of boundary cases is a common approach when aiming to anthropometrically accommodate a desired percentage of the targeted population by a design.
Addition of large wood (LW, wood pieces longer than 1 m and wider than 10 cm) into stream channels is a common restoration practice aimed at enhancing habitat diversity and fish populations, as well as the abundance and diversity of benthic invertebrates.
Regina might argue that a decree requiring all shops to close on Sundays (the common Sabbath) does not concern a religious matter because its aim is a common day of rest, not religious observance.
Maxillary expansion (ME), or palatal expansion, is a common practice in orthodontics that aims to increase constricted maxillary arch width.
Maxillary expansion (ME) is a common practice in orthodontics that aims to increase the constricted maxillary arch width.
37 Its prevalence in our cohort confirms that IBS is a common disease and thus research aimed at improved diagnosis and treatment will benefit society.
Enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) failure due to nitrate/nitrite presence in the anaerobic reactor is a common problem in full-scale WWTPs aiming at simultaneous C/N/P removal.
