Sentence examples for predicted with the aim of from inspiring English sources

An overview is given of design philosophies named as "traditional" and "modern" design and the various design rules by which the structural behaviour in terms of stiffness, strength and deformation capacity can be predicted, with the aim of reducing the integral costs of steel structures.

It also includes a module for predicting hypoglycemia unawareness, with the aim of avoiding the expense (and risk) of hypo-related hospitalizations.

It just completed tests in the Nevada desert of gliders equipped with self-guidance systems that help them track regions of rising hot air and predict their movement, with the aim of staying up in the air for as long as possible.

Because ionospheric weather can have a detrimental effect on both ground-based and space-based systems, a large international effort has been devoted to developing both specification and forecast models, with the aim of predicting the occurrence, duration, and intensity of weather features.

Four experiments were performed by operating under the theoretically optimal conditions predicted by the model with the aim of determining the presence of a maximum in the removal of the diferent parabens.

The AGE program has been used to align genomic contigs that were locally assembled by the 1000 Genome Project around predicted SV regions (mostly deletions), with the aim of confirming predictions and standardizing deletion breakpoints.

We integrated predicted mRNA targets using mirDIP with the aim of identifying other potential partner proteins into regulatory networks, which may contribute to leukoplakia progression.

Based on cyclic physiologic animal bioimpedance and body temperature a new method is being evaluated to predict estrus in dairy cattle with the aim of improving artificial insemination efficiency.

Called the policy network, it was trained on thousands of matches played by go professionals, with the aim of predicting where they would play the next move.

With the aim of predicting optimum times for two-station observation of meteors, in 1933 George obtained Meteorological Office permission to set up his own weather station.

The three derivatives were also compared with the aim of predicting the order of chemiluminescent efficiency.