Sentence examples for is especially aimed at from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a software defined network (SDN) based routing strategy which is especially aimed at QoS-guaranteed energy saving for backbone networks.

This study is especially aimed at giving improved issues to those who are engaged in the design of magnetic components for electrical machines.

Beekeeper says the round will be used to "fund aggressive U.S. and EMEA market expansion" for its employee communication app that connects a company's workforce and is especially aimed at non-desk-based workers.

The course is especially aimed at educators, Moore said, as well as members of faith communities interested in multi-faith engagement and dialogue.

His bank is especially aiming at entrepreneurs, who, he argues, would rather avoid the bureaucracy of a large institution.

As Steve Forbes plys the narrow, snowy roads here selling his conservative message, a second campaign is going on behind the scenes -- a formidable grass-roots organization that is especially aiming at three crucial New Hampshire groups: Catholics, anti-tax activists and gun owners.

Toshiba is especially aiming at users of printers and photocopiers that have storage devices on board.

Sharp is especially aiming at potential buyers who usually don't have the space to set up full home theater systems.

The government denies that such policies constrain religious freedom or are especially aimed at Islam.

Despite fears that the rogue program might cause huge losses of data like the MP3 audio files that are popularly traded by college students and others, digital music companies said there was no evidence that the infection had been especially aimed at music files.

The rules are especially aimed at those dealing with young children, as well as children with disabilities and breathing problems.Supporters of the smoking ban cite evidence of the harm caused by second-hand smoke, and note that children have no choice about their exposure to it.