Sentence examples for view to aiding from inspiring English sources
Several important topics covering a variety of areas are investigated with a view to aiding designers to make appropriate judgments in the design of damping devices to suppress wind-induced responses of buildings.
These analyses were done with a view to aiding decision-making and service planning, and intended to complement the cost-effectiveness analyses.
This enhances the graphical view to create a robust system view to aid in a deeper understanding of the system.
With a view to aid future middleware developers, we also identify some challenging open research issues that have received little or no attention in existing middleware solutions.
In this context, this article contributes to the development of the core ontologies from the Reference View, to aid the semantic interoperability in the Product Design stage, further improving the exchange of information during different phases of the IPDP.
Here is an insider's view to aid the single and/or lesbian mom, with some tips and observations.
All supporting documents are 'live' and allow open access to tables, PDF and other common publishing formats, which open in an enhanced view to aid readability.
Boris Pasche, an associate editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, gave a talk entitled "How to write an outstanding manuscript and get it published: the Editor's point of view" to aid conference attendees in communicating their science effectively in papers.
The results of the current study have the potential to establish the use of the WHOQOL-OLD module and the short forms as statistically reliable measures in a South African context with a view to aid the well-being of older people.
But some drive souped-up models that offer custom-built engines, wider chassis, streamlined aerodynamics and open grills and even rear-view cameras to aid speed and agility.
Filtered ventilation, low emitting materials, ample daylight and views combine to aid the residents, many with mental and physical disabilities.
