Sentence examples for objective of defining from inspiring English sources
In preparation for writing the procurement specification for the ITER vertical target PFCs, a programme of work is underway with the objective of defining workable acceptance criteria for the PFC armour joints.
Now let us proceed with our main objective of defining the semigroup representation on (widetilde{mathrm {H}}(W^s)).
Geophysical survey of the sanctuary at Isthmia is being carried out with the broad objective of defining the major natural and man-made depositional changes throughout the historical periods.
This study will consider a range of possible deployment options, with the objective of defining a cost-effective approach that supports continued reductions in U.S. nuclear weapons while promoting stable deterrence.
In unveiling his Cabinet appointments and governing priorities to Parliament, Lofven said recognizing the state of Palestine would bolster the objective of defining two separate but peacefully coexisting states and ending decades of hostility between Israelis and Palestinians.
The WOMAC was based on the objective of defining the dimensionality of pain and disability in osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee.
In practice, this is the only objective way of defining occasional species in relatively short-term studies that compare the conservation value of different land-uses in tropical forest regions (i.e. the vast majority of field research to date).
Coalescent-based analyses of multilocus data are starting to be considered as an objective way of defining species limits [ 4, 7].
Although both have their limitations, an objective method of defining surgical severity is likely to reduce inter-rater variability and should therefore improve the accuracy of the SORT in clinical practice.
The construction is achieved by minimizing an objective function (OF) defined as the difference between the effective desired property and the one calculated at each iteration.
The objective of the define stage is to craft a problem statement or, in design thinking speak, a point of view.
