Sentence examples for achieve about a from inspiring English sources

Compared with the Business as Usual scenario, the Integrated scenario would achieve about a 68% energy consumption reduction and save 0.23 billion yuan (95% CI: 0.16, 0.32) in health costs in 2025.

In the current crisis, it took Ireland two years of severe unemployment to achieve about a 5 percent reduction in average wages.

A poll for the Nouvel Observateur indicated last week that the FN could now achieve about a quarter of the vote in next May's elections to the European parliament, as working-class voters, disillusioned by the mainstream's handling of the economy, reject both the ruling Socialists and the conservative UMP.

For accelerating CS signal reconstruction algorithms, our FPGA implementation can achieve around 15× speedup and our GPU implementation can achieve about a 38× speedup compared with the CPU using LAPACK and the hybrid CPU/GPU system with MAGMA.

It is difficult to completely eliminate the birth of new neurons in infant mice, but by genetically engineering dividing neural stem cells to self-destruct the team was able to achieve about a 50% reduction of neurogenesis in the animals, Frankland says.

The proposed robust designs clearly achieve a larger gain in the average minimum SINR performance than the MMSE and Moore-Penrose ZF designs as shown in Figs. 3 and 4. For example, at SNR = 0 dB, the Robust-SP and the Robust-LPM designs with M=4 achieve about a 4 dB gain in the average minimum SINR performance when compared to the MMSE design.

The numerical results show that the proposed scheme achieves about a complexity reduction of 80%.

Similar cooling of helium-3, which has a lower boiling point, can achieve about in a helium-3 refrigerator.

Especially, when, the distributed GLD code can achieve about 35 dB gain at a BER of over the scheme without relay.

Even more significant changes in typographical fashions were achieved about a quarter of a century later by John Baskerville in Birmingham.

The government's policy was nevertheless given a boost last week when new "value-added figures" suggested that the 163 grammar schools in England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving about a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.