Sentence examples for purpose of harnessing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, neurogenesis of this group of neurons in the adult brain has drawn considerable interest for the purpose of harnessing endogenous neurogenerative potential as well as devising better strategies for stem cell therapy for PD.

General Dynamics hatched the group in 1955 "for the purpose of harnessing the power of nuclear technologies for the benefit of mankind," but it was failing to live up to its lofty purpose.

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Because making memory chips is simpler, and because lots of different companies are working on ways of harnessing nanotechnology for this purpose, a revolution in this area is closer at hand.

Dr. Rosenbluth also turned his energies to the challenge of harnessing nuclear fusion for peaceful purposes.

"It's a pretty interesting way of harnessing a virus for peaceful purposes," says the University of Pennsylvania's Robert Doms, whose lab has helped elucidate how HIV infects cells.

Participants are taught about "passion with a purpose," according to Diana, as well as the importance of harnessing emotion to frame arguments when talking with diverse groups - from other parents to local and state officials.

In particular, these visionaries wondered about the potential of harnessing the strange properties of subatomic particles for computational purposes.

I sensed that the purpose of AVA was harnessing an energy that has long lived in the city, but hasn't had the channel through which it can be released.

Over the weekend, U.S. District Judge Barbara B. Crabb ruled, quite rightly in my view, that a "National Day of Payer" serves no secular purpose and unconstitutionally harnesses the power of the state to call on citizens to engage in the religious ritual of prayer.

Fields do not have to be necessarily harnessed for the purpose of energy generation only.