Sentence examples for thus towards from inspiring English sources

A promising approach towards the reduction of friction forces and thus towards the wear of tools is the application of self-lubricating coatings.

The findings can contribute to a better understanding on the behaviour of CPB and thus towards the designing of more cost-effective and durable CPB structures.

This is a big change from just saying no, as it used to, says Mr Fleischer.So has Brazil's main left-wing party made a great leap to the centre and thus towards electability, as Britain's Labour Party did?

Going back to the root meaning of the Hebrew word, what we're asked to undertake is in fact a conversion – a turning – towards the truth: towards the God who is eternally active and giving in ways beyond our concepts, towards the hidden depths of who we ourselves are – and thus towards the face of the earth, seeing it freshly in its unfathomable interrelatedness.

Privacy advocates argue that any measure that makes it harder to store money in cash will automatically end up pushing savers into the financial system and thus towards electronic payments, which are recorded on banks' databases and can be monitored by authorities.

This necessitates a paradigm shift from conventional simplicity thinking to complexity thinking a way of looking at world problems where interconnectivities, dynamics, and complexities are recognised rather than avoided (Ramalingam 2013), and thus towards a more realistic understanding of the issue (Ramalingam et al. 2008).

The survey was aimed towards persons over 45 years old and thus also towards people that are not yet in senior age.

Consequently, for c>1, ρ B increases towards +∞ when x increases if x> x B and π A thus decreases towards 0. When c<1, ρ B decreases towards 1 when x increases if x> x B and π A thus increases towards 1/2.

Current efforts are thus directed towards improving hiPSC-CM maturity and high-content readouts.

But Huntington is investing heavily in internet and mobile banking, too and thus "moving towards channel agnosticism".

Knowledge of the precise locations of nucleosomes in the genome is thus essential towards understanding how transcription is regulated.