Sentence examples for processes aimed at from inspiring English sources

TO many, the word alchemy evokes mysterious processes aimed at turning lead into gold and the pursuit of magical elixirs granting immortality.

There was no such interest in most of the 38 other states with a death penalty, she said, where review processes aimed at determining whether a particular death sentence was in line with other such sentences in similar cases had been scaled back in recent years.

In Fisher v. the University of Texas, the Supreme Court, too, endorsed race-neutral processes aimed at promoting educational diversity and, on throwing the case back to lower courts, challenged public institutions to justify race as a factor in the holistic process.

But many of the most important innovations consist of incremental improvements to products and processes aimed at the middle or the bottom of the income pyramid: look at Wal-Mart's exemplary supply system or Dell's application of just-in-time production to personal computers.The emerging world will undoubtedly make a growing contribution to breakthrough innovations.

The readiness class deals with pre-investigative processes aimed at digital forensic preparedness within an organization.

It has also announced an independent review of its internal processes — aimed at verifying the "integrity of our solutions and processes".

Computer experiments are nowadays commonly used to analyze industrial processes aiming at achieving a wanted outcome.

This freed pleasure from the taint of imperfection attached to processes aiming at ulterior goals within the value-laden teleological biology he shared with Plato.

This is conceptually important for the design of novel SSCF processes aiming at high-ethanol titers.

As biotechnological production processes aim at high cell and product concentrations, cultivation media usually employ high concentrations of nutrient salts and carbon source resulting in high osmolarities.

This has been beautifully demonstrated during the past 10 years by studies in the critical care setting focusing on protocol implementation and quality improvement processes aiming at standardizing patient care.