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

This article is about closed loop control of ultrasound assisted processes with the aim of controlling the intensity of cavitation-based sonochemical processes.

In-process metrology is applied in industrial processes with the aim of obtaining and analysing quality data directly in the manufacturing process.

The prime science mission is to image the radio emission generated by Type II and III solar radio burst processes with the aim of determining the sites at and mechanisms by which the radiating particles are accelerated.

Much research has investigated dissimilar welding of Al-Cu by solid-state welding and fusion welding processes with the aim of optimising the properties and strength of such dissimilar joints.

Therefore, the development of eco-friendlier systems and processes with the aim of reducing the environmental impacts associated with metal consumption should be discussed not only in Japan but also in other countries that share the burden of responsibility.

Moodnotes is an intentionally more streamlined experience than MoodKit, says Dorian (he describes the latter as a "Swiss Army Knife of mental health tools"), with a more fixed focus on mood tracking and journaling as a way to help users understand and modify their thought processes with the aim of promoting general emotional wellbeing.

The Olympic Park Legacy Company will now restart the bidding process with the aim of having tenants secured by January.

There has been some talk of enacting UK legislation, ahead of the article 50 process, with the aim of limiting the powers of the EU or its court of justice.

Al2O3 Al sponges were manufactured by sintering and dissolution process with the aim of using these materials as structured catalytic reactors.

Lawmakers will try to tighten their grip over the process, with the aim of mustering a majority for an alternative path, and then challenging Mrs. May to make it work.

This paper studied the bacterial habits in a BES to better acquire and regulate the reaction process, with the aim of achieving good pollutant removal performance.