Sentence examples for purpose notes from inspiring English sources

These new exchanges are serving a useful purpose," notes Tim Stronge, a telecom analyst with TeleGeography, a specialized telecommunication publishing house.

"Extensive opportunities for the training of residents, including laid off workers, will continue to be available so that they can prepare for employment at the NCRC; the NC Community College System will have a training center on the Kannapolis NCRC campus for precisely this purpose," notes NC Biotech's Kennedy.

Bring Goods to Donate: Pack for a Purpose Rebecca Rothney of Pack for a Purpose notes that if she were going to dinner at someone's house, she would bring a bottle of wine or dessert as a thank you for their hospitality and believes it's good manners to do the same when visiting someone's country.

They want to protect them against accidents on big roads, and they even claim the ban has an anti-terrorist purpose, noting that bicycle bombs were used, for example, in an attack in Hyderabad in February.

For later purpose note the explicit formula for λ a h c.

To this purpose, note that M R and m R identify the direction of maximum slope in the neighborhood of s[10].

Yahoo did this on purpose, noting that some 81% of tweets don't contain URLs, and they still wanted to use data from the most amount of tweets to populate this area.

To this purpose, note that one of the authors (F. Karabiber) has already started to work on the Eye-RIS vision system, as is proof by the results published in [22].

However HTC-Valve appear to be aiming to cross the VR-AR streams on purpose, noting in a press release that the Vive Pre's "newly developed front facing camera allows you to do more both inside and outside your Virtual world by blending physical elements into the virtual space".

For this purpose, note that a set-valued mapping Ξ : R a → 2 R b is closed-valued at a point ( u, v ) ∈ R a × R b if for any sequence ( u k, v k ) ∈ gph Ξ with ( u k, v k ) → ( u, v ), one has v ∈ Ξ ( u ).

In an article on how the military considers which guns to give its service members, the magazine Task and Purpose noted that "current training emphasizes semi-automatic fire in most situations".