Sentence examples for project whose objective from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a project whose objective is to draw disabled people nearer to new technologies.

With this paper, we aim to present a project whose objective is to throw light to a modern notion of intelligence.

In order to characterize this failure mechanisms, engulfing fire tests have been performed in the framework of the FireComp project whose objective is to understand and simulate the fire performance of hydrogen storage.

To support the development of protocols for the proposed North American Soil Geochemical Landscapes project, whose objective is to establish baselines for the geochemistry of North American soils, two continental-scale transects across the United States and Canada were sampled in 2004.

In this paper we present first results of a project whose objective is to identify/characterize dendrites as nonlinear devices in the hope that the resulting model will be of use in bio-inspired connectionist architectures.

This paper describes the on-going work of a research project, whose overall objective is to analyse and assess the possibilities for control of different wind farm concepts.

Some years later, Chavez [65] proposed a project whose primary objective was to extract the spectral information from the Landsat TM and combine (inject) it with the spatial information from a data set having much higher spatial resolution.

SOCRADES is a European-funded project, whose primary objective is to develop a design, execution and management platform for next-generation industrial automation systems, exploiting Service Oriented Architecture paradigm both at the device and at the application level.

This paper presents the results of an academia-industry collaborative project whose main objective was to test novel techniques for the development of event-driven control systems in the batch processing (e.g., pharmaceutical, fine chemicals, food) industries.

The presented work has been undertaken in the framework of the TeleOphta project, whose main objective is to automatically detect normal exams in a tele-ophthalmology network, thus reducing the burden on the readers.

This process is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose final objective is the conception of very large scale integrated circuits endowed with properties usually associated with the living world: self-repair (cicatrization) and self-replication.