Sentence examples for operators aimed at from inspiring English sources

Public hearings were held last month on a proposed clean energy mandate that would include an credit paid to nuclear operators, aimed at helping keep upstate plants like FitzPatrick in Oswego County in operation.

Bayliss, Gunzburger and Turkel (BGT) suggested an Absorbing Boundary Condition (ABC) as a sequence of operators aimed at annihilating elements from the solution's series representation.

In January 1998 the Federal Aviation Administration published a "Notice to Operators" aimed at Alaskan hunting and fishing guides who pilot light aircraft as part of their guiding service.

Sharkey will be the chief negotiator in tense talks with the government and broadband operators aimed at stamping out illegal downloading of music, which costs the industry £1bn each year.

In this context, we propose a "Mesh Constraint Topology" (MCT) model with automatic adaptation operators aimed at transforming a CAD model boundary decomposition into a FE model, featuring only mesh-relevant faces, edges and vertices, i.e., an explicit data model that is intrinsically adapted to the meshing process.

The driver behind this development is, on one hand, the strong need for enhanced services and on the other hand, the need of telecommunication operators aiming at value-added service provisioning to a wide variety of customers.

Dreampark is the company behind Dreamgallery, a software suite for operators aiming at providing services over TV networks.

We have seen that majority operators are characterized by trying to minimize the total dissatisfaction, whereas the arbitration operators aim at minimizing the local dissatisfaction.

Thus \((1,0,0)\) represents an interpretation that assigns true to p and false to q and r. 3. Similarly as the minimax rules in decision theory, the max operators aims at selecting the outcome that minimizes the worst disagreement.

This mechanism is proposed to provide a consistent solution to those operators aiming at prioritizing voice traffic users over data traffic users in indoor femtocell environments, as the impact to the end user is more frustrating in voice calls than in data traffic.

An IC majority fusion operator minimizes the level of total dissatisfaction (as introduced by Lin and Mendelzon (1996), whereas an IC arbitration operator aims at equally distributing the level of individual dissatisfaction among the agents.