The phrase "achieve an object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the attainment of a specific goal or target.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, we must clearly define what we want to achieve as an object."
Alternatives: "attain a goal" or "reach an objective."
The goal of a grasp is to achieve a desired object constraint in the presence of external disturbances (including the object's own weight).
The transference of deuterium to benzene from hydrogen gas or from water at the surface of finely divided metal catalysts has been realised by Horiuti, Polanyi and Ogden1, and unsuccessful attempts to achieve a similar object have recently been recorded by Farkas, Farkas and Rideal2 and Murray, Squire and Andrews3.
(3) Mapping from original image to local skewness image, an object with lower SNR achieves a higher object contrast C, whereas an object with higher SNR obtains a lower object contrast C, thus the robustness of object representation is improved, especially in case of the object with a large SNR fluctuation.
Tasks can be characterized by a set of wrenches that must be applied on the object to achieve a desired objective, and a set of expected disturbance wrenches that the object must withstand while being manipulated.
To achieve such an object, the current study was developed in an experimental format or design, comprised of a sample group of 23 elderly subjects, of both genders, undergoing evaluation by the phonoaudiology protocol for evaluating the risk of dysphagia (abbreviated from the Portuguese name: Protocolo de Avaliação do Risco para Disfagia = PARD), pre- and post-intervention procedure.
The goal of this paper is to achieve an efficient and effective object tracking system that meets the accurate tracking of moving objects.
Though often compared to Giorgio Morandi's pared-down still lifes, Mr. Pesce's paintings are more forthrightly geometric and grander in scale; space, paint and object achieve an equal density yet remained distinct.
Terminal velocity, steady speed achieved by an object freely falling through a gas or liquid.
Great cloaking performance is achieved as an object is well hidden under a sound reflective surface in a wide frequency range.
They explained that at that speed: "A change of course of 90 degrees can only be achieved with an object that's many times heavier or faster than the jet".
