Sentence examples for the aim of tapping from inspiring English sources

Shorso launched its line of dolls and accessories on April 9.with the aim of tapping into an underserved community.

Germany is launching the second round of its Marine Materials research program with the aim to tap the oceans' vast resources of highly interesting biotechnological compounds.

The aim of his method is to tap into what he calls "animal energy," a notion that he further divides into the spheres of "private" and "public".

The aim of the 3310 is partly to tap into some Nokia nostalgia but also to take a page from the old company's playbook: to develop a device that can potentially onboard people to other Nokia devices.

But while the aim of swimming is to streamline movement, aqua fitness taps the resistance of water to increase strength and flexibility.

"The aim of such blocking is not to turn off the tap but to make it as inconvenient as possible to get to such services," he said.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the association between five TAP gene polymorphisms and the risk of CIN.

Pearson said the aim of the strategic investment is to boost its north American learning division by better tapping into the student market with digital products.

The aim of this study is to present the surface properties of the threads resulting from form tapping. Geometrical characterization, surface texture, mechanical and metallurgical observations are investigated.

In this study, oxygen volumetric mass transfer coefficients were determined for an 11 L airlift vessel containing tap water alone, tap water with Nylon 6,6 polymer beads (10% v/v), and tap water with silicone rubber beads (10% v/v), over various inlet gas flow rates, with the aim of initially characterizing a low-energy pneumatically agitated reactor (concentric tube airlift).

The aim of this investigation was to study carbon storage accumulation in developing sugar beet and parsnip tap-roots.