The phrase "achieve a fine" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to obtaining a fine or penalty, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "If you continue to violate the regulations, you may achieve a fine, which could be quite substantial."
Alternatives: "receive a fine" or "incur a fine."
So we have to achieve a fine balance.
Herein, we present a method to achieve a fine control in the production of such materials.
And unlike the divided squabblers they portray, these performers achieve a fine synchronicity, especially in their musical numbers.
Later, when a more masculine spirit takes over, Ada starts wearing men's clothes and undergoes surgery to achieve a "fine balance" of gender.
Unlike earlier studies focusing on Finland, this study aimed to achieve a fine resolution picture by analyzing only full mtDNA genome sequence data.
Ion exchange between ammonium-impregnated supports and the metals was necessary in order to achieve a fine dispersion of the catalyst over the support surface.
The WPT-based MST can achieve a finer tuning of multiscale noise and aims at detecting multiple target frequencies separately.
The advantage of these types of detectors is that they can achieve a finer energy resolution (typically less than 1 keV) and can image over hundreds of spectral bands.24,25,26.24,25,26
The same control law is then proven (under more restrictive conditions) to monotonically decrease the sensitivity of the joint equilibrium with respect to the actuation variables, a desirable property when trying to achieve a finer control over joint positioning.
Their approach can achieve a fine-grained trade-off between the storage efficiency and data security for the outsourced data.
Thanks to femtocells and cell breathing we will achieve a fine-tuning of network coverage with an energy consumption tailored to the real necessities in the years to come.
