Sentence examples for same intended from inspiring English sources

Schofield also said that, while the team plans to offer additional support and services to its community, the platform will continue to be open source, and the licensing and terms of use will remain the same, intended for both personal and commercial application.

He wrote a book a few years ago entitled The Natural Art Of Seduction – a more British approach based on less aggressive techniques than The Game, but with the same intended outcome.

The same intended initial biomass was tried in the Glc-N-def experiments but no significant growth was observed (data not shown).

Isolationist pluralism is about underdetermination; about the choice from a disjunction of equivalent types of descriptions (Mitchell) or of incompatible partial representations or models of phenomena in the same intended scope (Longino); the representational incompatibility may be traced to competing values or aims, or assumptions in ceteris paribus laws.

A study, prepared by Network Rail and the management consultancy Atkins for the government, said that without the project, there would have to be 2,770 weekend closures on the East Coast, West Coast and Midland main lines for the same intended capacity of HS2.

Therefore, reduction of the BOLD signal could be a consequence of repeated activations of the same muscle groups in the 0° condition relative to the 90° and 180° conditions, rather than repeated activation of neurons that encode the same intended movement direction.

As mentioned earlier, one test may substitute another only if two variables are of the same nature, used for the same purpose and are of the same level (intended for the same target population), i.e., both are tests of reading ability intended for advanced learners and requiring similar mental processes and possibly comparable products, for example.

Both said they were alarmed that European regulations would force them to submit complex natural ingredients, like lavender essence, to the same tests intended for chemicals.

What should I do, throw it out the window?" The system the center is developing for Sberbank is a variation of that same software, intended to identify nervousness.

Another flier from the same era, intended to build support for squatters, was titled "Living in a Squat," with photographs of a squatter building before and after repairs.

Next was the Gate of Kontoskalion, modern Kumkapısı ("Sand Gate"), which opened to the late Byzantine harbour of the same name, intended to replace the long silted-up Harbour of the Sophiae.