Sentence examples for project whose aim from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a pilot action research project whose aim was to develop and test a model for designing the IAs of complex institutional websites.
Experiments were carried out at La Crau in southern France, within a 357 ha land rehabilitation project whose aim was to recreate a herbaceous sheep-grazed habitat.
Part of these wetlands and lagoons has been affected by an incomplete construction of an urban development and in this moment is the focus of a Life+ project, whose aim is to restore this protected area.
Unesco leads the Mobile Phone Literacy project, whose aim is to document the factors that help make mobile-based literacy interventions for women and girls both sustainable and effective on a large scale.
The Western Watersheds Project, whose aim is to restore wet riparian habitat to the west's arid state- and federal-owned lands, bought a ranch that came with a 40,000-acre grazing allotment on the Challis National Forest in Idaho.
The Center for Sustainable Urban Development is asking city-makers to fill out a survey, the first stage in a project whose aim is to help accelerate the adoption and mainstreaming of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
It has culminated in the WebBase project whose aims are to maintain a local copy of the World Wide Web (or at least a substantial portion thereof) and to use it as a research tool for information retrieval, data mining, and other applications.
He is fascinated by the contrast between D.I.Y. projects whose aim is to make the world a better place through, for example, "upcycling" household trash into attractive planters, and those which are meant to help people survive in an apocalypse.
The practitioner delivered workshops, group tutorials and one-to-one guidance on individual design projects whose aim was to improve the health and well-being of the local population.
The "CrazyFlie" is made by Daedalus Projects, whose aim was to make pretty much what it is: a flying robot pared down to the essentials.
They are unilateral projects whose aim is to identify and cultivate the locals we can do business with in countries that may or may not welcome our outreach, or our handpicked young leaders either.
