Sentence examples for the target at which from inspiring English sources

Smooth, refined and reliable, the Camry is the target at which many companies aim.

Today, the Lexus LS — the target at which Hyundai has taken dead aim — is hardly the benchmark, but the oldest car in a class overflowing with superb choices.

Then there is the holy grail of gaming, the target at which the arrow of technology is squarely aimed: competition online, in real time, against friends or total strangers in remote locations.

The dependence of happiness on virtue is confirmed by Descartes' account of the final end, which, he says, can be regarded either as happiness or as the supreme good: virtue is the target at which we ought to aim, but happiness is the prize that induces us to fire at it (AT IV 277/CMSK 277/CMSK

The reach time was the time between the raise of the amplitude (first instant after the presentation of the target at which the smoothed signal was above the minimum L) and the first peak of amplitude (first instant after the raise of amplitude that was followed by two consecutive decreases of the smoothed signal).

There was moderate understanding about triglyceride level management as only 21% were able to give the target at which treatment should be started before a statin.

In other words, the pilots dropped their bombs where they were instructed, and the bombs mostly hit the targets at which they were aimed.

Structure-based design involves the use of three-dimensional computer models of drugs and the targets at which they are aimed.

The idea is to use the computers to design into new drug compounds all of the qualities that will make them better drugs; things such as the ability to fit more tightly into the binding sites on the targets at which they are aimed, or the ability to be easily absorbed or easily broken down and excreted.

"Notably, even the anarchists or similar groups wield no effective control over the targets at which they direct their violence," Goicovic said.

Some cardiologists believe that the lipoprotein target at which the new drug is aimed is a contributing factor in a many heart attacks and strokes.Anti-cholesterol drugs such as Lipitor are the industry's big sellers these days, generating $20 billion in revenues last year.