Sentence examples for processes and aims from inspiring English sources

Tissue engineering relies on reiteration of these developmental processes and aims to combine this knowledge with typical engineering disciplines to generate functional substitutes to replace lost or worn out tissue.

This paper ascribes this practice to the lack of suitable instruments for business process analysts, who design the processes, and aims to provide them with the necessary instruments to allow them to also analyze their processes.

It handles resource allocation for executing processes, and aims to maximize overall CPU utilization while maximizing interactive performance.

The BBN in Figure 3 is a development of this simple conceptual volcano model (focussing on the observations available at the time of the crisis and associated volcanic processes) and aims to capture how the key elements of this system are linked.

Although the language and some of the processes and aims have changed, all approaches share the idea of increasing efficiencies within an organization by 'rightsizing' the number of employees.

Risk identification is the first step in the management process and aims to capture and record all potential causes of hazards.

Meanwhile, Japan cosmetic maker Shiseido has been working with RepliCel Life and Sciences in Canada to develop their own regenerative process and aims to introduce a treatment as early as 2018 for a fee of 100,00 yen ($1,000).

Different from our previous work [21], the double-KB instance is newly introduced in this new BMD process and aims at enhancing the side information quality for WZBs (i.e., ensuring that the two KBs used for side information generation are similar in content).

Potential partner organisations were invited to a meeting in October 2013 at which the process and aims of the PSP were explained.

The categorisation of papers was driven by our a priori focus on methodology; and our analysis was directed towards looking for methodological similarity and dissimilarity and, at least initially, informed by the workshop report on the IEEN (13), which called for more information on justification, process and aims.

Rather than developing and then adapting, stripping down, or retrofitting innovations for markets in one setting or the other, this approach effectively co-creates innovation, puts communities and clients at the center of the design process, and aims to create economic and social value for all partners on a more equal footing from the outset.