Sentence examples for oriented to develop from inspiring English sources

The objective of the present work was oriented to develop a technological separation process of phosphate, thorium and rare earth element (REE) concentrates from Egyptian monazite.

The microcontroller system designed for these devices is oriented to develop a "plug and play" generator that is able to work on firewood home stoves without specialized supervision.

The analysis revealed that the three tools are biased towards the environmental dimension and are mainly oriented to developed countries.

The business model is increasingly oriented to developing young talent and selling some on at a profit.

Government policies are more oriented to developing capabilities (human resources and researchers) than to drive the innovation dynamics.

These proposals are oriented to developing teachers, professors, and others who will enter their professional lives with a head start toward the community of truth that Parker Palmer's book is advocating.

Research has focused predominantly on experimental, quantitative and (often) behaviourist study designs oriented to developing interventions, testing hypotheses and measuring the relationship between inputs (e.g. training), processes (e.g. following a guideline) and outcomes (e.g. morbidity).

Important though such research is, there is also a need for in-depth qualitative research ('interpretivist' approaches) oriented to developing theories and explanations of how innovation and change happens - and in particular, how new ideas, practices and collective behaviours become routinised as business-as-usual.

Overall, the author paints a portrait of a society that is too profit-oriented to develop humane programs to meet the challenges of income, housing and health for the elderly.

Hence, the ever increasing demand for channel bandwidth spurred the more practically oriented minds to develop new estimation techniques that rely on the received data samples only and which are therefore commonly known as NDA techniques.

In surgery, the introduction of simulators has provided novel possibilities for a student oriented environment to develop practical skills.