Sentence examples for with a view to realizing from inspiring English sources

In particular, the importance of the incorporation of organic molecules into Si-device architecture is emphasized with a view to realizing the large-scale integration of nanoscale molecular devices.

An active optical access network architecture with our newly developed PLZT ((Pb,La)(Zr,Ti O3) high-speed optical switch is introduced, with a view to realizing the next-generation high capacity scalable access network.

The concept of the DOD HTFSI complexes was applied to a polybase, poly[p-phenylene-2,5- 1,3,4-oxadiazole)] (poly[p-phenylene-2,5- 1,3,4-oxadiazoleof the poly[p-phenylene-2,5- 1,3,4-oxadiazole a view to realizing anhydrous solid-state fast poly[p-phenylene-2,5- 1,3,4-oxadiazole

This represents a significant limitation with respect to realizing the public health benefits of SMS.

In the following section 2 we discuss our approach regarding an infrastructural centric view of larger consortia and focusing on technical aspects of related solutions with similar approaches to realizing federated access to distributed storage systems.

From there it was but a short step to realizing that everything can equally be considered at rest or in motion, depending on your point of view.

Antenna correlation is generally viewed as an obstacle to realize the desired performance of a wireless system.

Americans have always been infatuated with the life of political royals and getting a chance to realize they're nearly as normal as the rest of us is worthwhile if only for a season or two on The View.

"Children have a right to information and to express their views and concerns, and the internet provides them with enormous opportunities to realize these rights.

"But it's complicated the view of Obama, to realize he's a rather standard U.S. president, using all the tools at his disposal".

Nights in the Gardens of Spain (1995; television film 2010) concerns a middle-aged married man with children who comes to realize that he is homosexual; the novel was widely viewed as a roman à clef.