Sentence examples for most prominent purpose from inspiring English sources

The most prominent purpose it announces for U.S. military action in Syria is the prevention of "the transfer [of chemical weapons or other weapons of mass destruction] to terrorist groups or other state or non-state actors".

This class encloses many of the most prominent methods for general purpose segmentation, which are usually easier to extend to multi-dimensional images, including frameworks, such as watershed from markers [6,7], random walks [8], fuzzy connectedness [9,10], graph cuts (GC) [11], distance cut [12], image foresting transform [13], and grow cut [14].

The below is not an exhaustive list, but these are the most prominent signs of phony purpose I have noticed in working with people and organizations from across the country.

In such cases, OM, MO and HMR discussed which theme should be regarded as the most prominent one for the purpose of categorisation.

The most prominent guns now are dual-purpose weapons (for antiaircraft as well as surface fire) measuring from 75 to 125 mm, or three to five inches.

For this purpose we focused on the most prominent members of the thioredoxin pathway as summarized in Figure 1.

One of the most prominent and hence also best studied mechanisms for this purpose is the pathway of heterotrimeric G proteins.

During my time at Twitter, I experienced the pride and sense of purpose on seeing #Ferguson and #blacklivesmatter on the most prominent wall at Twitter HQ.

The purpose of this study was to examine changes in global gene transcription during immobilization-induced muscle atrophy in humans and then explore the effects of the most prominent transcriptional alterations on protein expression and function.

'The first thing you learned in the Civil Rights movement was that fear was the enemy, and overcoming fear was the very purpose of the struggle,' says Tom Hayden, one of the most prominent anti-war campaigners.

The purpose of this case series was to review the most prominent comorbidities associated with LEOPARD syndrome, and describe perioperative outcomes in a series of patients undergoing anesthesia.