Sentence examples for tasks aimed at from inspiring English sources

Advisers to Mr. Obama said the gathering was built around specific tasks aimed at capitalizing on their excitement.

A total of 11,430 volunteers trained weekly on typical game tasks aimed at improving reasoning, memory, planning, visual-spatial skills and attention.

She looks pleased as she and the rest of the group head over to the next set of "command tasks", aimed at testing their leadership, teamwork and planning skills.

In addition to having drones take inventory of trailers outside its warehouses and perform other tasks aimed at making its distribution system more efficient, Walmart is asking the Federal Aviation Administration for permission to research drone use in "deliveries to customers at Walmart facilities, as well as to consumer homes", according to a copy of the application reviewed by Reuters.

Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies, McLean, Va., was renamed AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing as it expands its membership to include agencies that specialize in tasks aimed at Spanish-speaking consumers like public relations, direct response and promotions as well as media and music companies in the market.

Performances of tasks aimed at evaluating motivation were not significantly affected.

Modern data centers coordinate hundreds of thousands of heterogeneous tasks aiming at providing highly reliable cloud computing services.

Similarity (and distance metric) learning plays a very important role in many artificial intelligence tasks aiming at quantifying the relevance between objects.

It also includes a series of object classification and tag recommendation experiments as case studies of two important information retrieval tasks, aiming at analyzing how these tasks are affected by the quality of the textual features.

By doing so, it investigates whether the rescaling of certain tasks, aiming at solving a scale-related problem, is likely to produce an increase in costs for day-to-day agency operations as compared to the status quo.

Victoria's peak community legal body, the Federation of Community Legal Centres, called on the government to allow advocacy, saying it was "a vital task" aimed at "preventing legal problems that would otherwise increase the number of cases that walk into our centres every day".