Sentence examples for library aims from inspiring English sources
A national library aims to hold at least one copy of all the publications of its own country and to have a good representation of foreign works, many of which may be obtained through exchange agreements with other national libraries.
By cataloguing how local writers influence one another as well as the places where they publish their works, the Read/Write library aims to reconstruct Chicago's cultural landscape digitally.
The store — three floors, with the feel of a cluttered library — aims for the casual luxury customer, or to be a place where fathers indoctrinate their sons, or where sons can confront the long shadow of their fathers.
With the recent acquisition of grant funding from the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation, the library aims to double that number in the next six months.
The GATB library aims to ease the design of NGS algorithms.
The library aims at bridging the gap between graphical user interfaces and the OWL-API and is particularly useful to develop web applications.
Mr. van Tol, meanwhile, is busy trying to complete his next project: a lending library aimed at commuters at the central train station in Haarlem, west of Amsterdam.
We are addressing this problem through the development of an open source, extensible, high performance toolkit including a multibody mechanics library aimed at the needs of biomedical researchers.
This makes the Xeon Phi an interesting platform for scientists developing a software library aimed at both modern portable PCs and high performance computing environments.
Using mAbs that bind unknown antigen structures, we sought to probe the intrinsic features of antibody antigen-binding sites with a high complexity peptide library, aiming to identify conformationally optimized mimotope antigens that capture mAb-specific epitopes.
The BIM-IA library aimed to provide a practical design source as well as a reference for various designers such as architects, engineers, interior designers, landscape architects, planners, and other related fields when designing a new facility or retrofitting historical structures.
