Sentence examples for view to address from inspiring English sources

Most shows are the television equivalent of direct mail: a chance to single out specific groups: "The View" to address middle-class women, "Saturday Night Live" to catch the attention of younger viewers.

With a view to address this lack of information, we performed a 2-year detailed ratfeeding study.

The methodpurposes in giving a comprehensive view to address the complexity of urban building energy planning; due to its flexibility, it can be applied to several urban areas.

Above stated assays will have been a better choice in screening these nanoparticles for their likely toxicity, and where toxicity exists, modification can be made at the level of synthesis with the view to address what causes the toxicity.

Here we refine this view to address how PKU-associated missense variants can perturb the equilibrium among alternate native PAH structures (resting-state PAH and activated PAH), thus shifting the tipping point of this equilibrium to a neurotoxic Phe concentration.

However, with a view to address the implementation-specific requirements of MU-MIMO WLANs, such as fairness in client access and the throughput of the network, we propose a fairness and a throughput-aware ZF precoding in our design at PHY. Besides, based on the requirements of PHY, a MAC protocol is designed which decides TXOP among APs/transmitters on available DoF.

Film censor the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has rewritten its guidelines with a view to addressing the "psychological impact of horror".

And where they do engage, it is still with a clear business interest and almost never with a view to addressing the fundamental causes of poverty, inequality or climate change.

The present experiment was designed with a view to addressing this question.

"Further, the BBC have, in his view, taken action with a view to addressing the issues at hand.

Lillywhite et al. [32] studied the embedded energy associated with producing, processing and distributing a range of food products, with a view to addressing the food chain security issue in the UK.