Sentence examples for showcase aims from inspiring English sources

From what I could tell, the showcase aims to remind the public that users aren't only consumers of technology but also the creators and manipulators of it.

Last year, the Featured Artist Coalition organised a technology showcase aimed at giving artists "some hot inside technology tips from four music services at the cutting edge of connecting artists with their audience".

Their website and showcase stall aims to provide you with all the information you need to make those all important steps (big or small) for a cleaner, greener and more ethical world.

Their first video, an essay concerning Super Mario Bros.'s structural and emotional simplicity, showcases these aims.

"South Asia Across the Disciplines," showcases work aiming to address innovative questions in the field.

Both apps showcase technologies Apple aims to promote.

The mayor's office said the Caribbean Showcase would be aimed at up to 5,000 people, primarily families who would not normally attend the carnival, and would therefore not detract from the main festivities.

Like the British party conferences on which our own political world will shortly embark, American conventions are collective showcase rituals that aim to energise the faithful but that may or may not redefine the contest between them in significant ways.

Now the first ever Australian Indigenous Fashion Week is taking place in Sydney, aiming to showcase and support the design talents of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

The exercise aims to showcase new technologies.

It aims to showcase six-hitting batsmen, but bowling and fielding are more often decisive.