Sentence examples for achieve a flat from inspiring English sources
The fallout from the most recent death has shown just how far the authorities in Kitakyushu went to achieve a flat welfare rate.
"This difficult stop/start sales environment has been undoubtedly challenging, but most retailers have managed to achieve a flat, but respectable, sales performance this Christmas.
In order to examine Nanoparticles' impact on wettability alteration, seven small carbonate plates (2 × 2 × 0.5 cm) were first cut from a cleaned sample using a trimming machine and polished to achieve a flat and relatively smooth surface.
The BPRs are designed by adjusting the kernel diameter, the kernel material and the packing fraction to effectively reduce the excess reactivity in order to reduce the boron concentration in the coolant and achieve a flat change in excess reactivity over a long operational cycle.
But she has raised eyebrows for using her platform to endorse products marketed toward women's' insecurities like a detox tea to achieve a flat stomach.
Careful ridge alveoloplasty was performed in a few cases to achieve a flat bone surface of sufficient width.
The ring-cavity provides the phase shifts needed to achieve a flat-top spectral passband at the output.
With their help, the whole video achieves a flat, photoshoped feel that mimics a Sims world or perhaps even a virtual MTV Cribs episode.
In order to achieve a nearly flat and slightly convex growing interface the AC amplitude, frequency and phase shift have been optimized numerically by using the 3D CrysMAS code and validated by striation analysis on as-grown crystals.
Design criteria are to achieve a substantially flat coupling together with high directivity over the desired band.
Such a derivation shows that also the optimum choice of f k may not able to achieve the optimum performance achieved on a flat channel, unless the vector (mathbf {w}_{m,q}^{ k)}) exhibits a weak dependence on (m,q) so that a single vector f k can approximately satisfy the condition in Equation 77 for any value of (m,q) or at least for the most important values of (m,q).
