Science "aims for depth as well as breadth" and there is no "objective rule" concerning which endeavor is "better" (1999, 550).
So far, there have emerged many improved versions of ETAM method, most of which endeavor to improve the bearing estimation precision by working on the overlap correlator [7, 8].
Olivi was very far from a slavish admirer of Aristotle's, and his theory of the nature of the soul and its relation to the body differs radically from those medieval interpretations which endeavor to be faithful to the Philosopher.
In the forties, Dewey formed the Foundation for the Study of Cycles, which endeavored, in a pre-computer era, to collect and process as much cycle data as possible.
That in part precipitated the creation of a United Nations agency, Cites, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, which endeavors to control the caviar trade, as well as the commerce of other rare wildlife.
Mr. Sistani's statements have been closely watched by Americans for signs whether Iraq's Shiite majority, roughly 60percentt of the population, will accept the longer political process favored by the Bush administration, which endeavors to win wide assent to a constitution that guarantees minority rights.
So, today at F8, Hulu announced the launch of a brand new Facebook app, which endeavors to make the Hulu experience social.
The study here confronts this problem by applying the theoretical framework of global leadership-driven innovations, which endeavors to clarify and to generalize whenever possible, the source and nature of a new GPT in a not-too-distant future.
Google has done some serious research in the emerging field of machine hearing, which endeavors to teach computers to better process information from audio sources, and it's beginning to show.
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The business commonly attracted would-be entertainers, many of which endeavored to become actresses or Broadway stars.
