The phrase "achieve a stroke" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accomplishing a specific action or result, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "After months of practice, she was finally able to achieve a stroke in her painting technique."
Alternatives: "attain a milestone" or "reach a goal".
Not in physical effects alone, but in everything where a man can achieve a stroke of superiority, in surpassing or discomforting a rival, is the disposition of laughter apparent.
In the 19th century, Alexander Bain, an early experimental psychologist, thought along the same lines: Not in physical effects alone, but in everything where a man can achieve a stroke of superiority, in surpassing or discomforting a rival, is the disposition of laughter apparent.
The stage structure is devised with leaf flexures to achieve a large stroke.
Thus, in each case, we attempted to achieve a maximal stroke volume, regardless of the amount of fluid required to achieve this goal.
Russia, clearly hoping to achieve a diplomatic master stroke while protecting an ally and arms customer, sees demands that Mr. Assad step down, before any negotiations, as unacceptable international interference in a country's sovereign matters.
Recent research on swimmer's flexibility suggests there is no indication that extraordinary shoulder joint motion or flexibility is necessary to achieve a fast, efficient stroke [39, 40].
In February, Moscow seemed to have achieved a master stroke — at a news conference announcing the pledge of $2.15 billion in Russian aid, Mr. Bakiyev said the United States would have to leave Manas in six months.
Its uniqueness lies in the reduction of driving force for achieving a large stroke output and the realization of a constant force output without using a force controller.
GDT patients received 250 ml boluses of intravenous colloid solution to achieve a sustained rise in stroke volume of at least 10% for 20 minutes.
The micromirror is actuated by an electrostatic force and can achieve a large out of plane stroke by eliminating the electrostatic pull-in effect.
"Rhapsody" is redoubtable black ink on paper, but instead of using ink to delineate forms, he employs a variety of strokes to achieve a dense snaking composition.
