Sentence examples for achieve e from inspiring English sources
The linear part of the curve extrapolated to hυ axis to achieve E g value.
If the step-size parameter is properly bounded, as in Eq. (24), we can achieve E w ~ m 2 ∞ = 0.
He also adopts John Broome's (2004) idea that the relevant norms take 'wide scope.' For instance, it is irrational to [intend E, believe that intending M is necessary to achieve E, and not intend M].
Bratman (1987, Ch. 3) argues that these advantages are best secured if our intentions are consistent with one another and with our beliefs, and if they conform to principles of means-end coherence for instance, that when we intend E and believe that intending M is necessary to achieve E, we also intend M.
Importantly, however, it has been criticized, by both creationists and evolutionists, because it appears to assume knowledge of what such a designer wanted to achieve (e.g., Nelson 1996; Bergman 2001, 2003; Brown 2010: 732).
How often do you have something you want to achieve (e.g., lose weight, gain muscle, start a business, travel more) -- only to end up confused by all of the options in front of you and never make progress?
These findings suggest that TGF-β1 stimulation is required to gain E-cadherin expression from the very early stage of DC-differentiation and cells will not achieve E-cadherin expression by TGF-β1 stimulation once they enter differentiation steps to DCs.
Our study includes interviews with directors of companies located in countries where quotas have been achieved (e.g., Iceland, Norway) as well as in countries still working toward achieving their gender diversity quotas (e.g., France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, the UK).
These contracts allow customers to pay only for the specific outcomes achieved (e.g., availability) rather than the workmanship and materials delivered.
Optimization results indicate that significant economic benefits can be achieved (e.g. minimization of total operating costs) while ensuring full customer satisfaction as opposed to normal practices followed in the company relying on human expertise.
Another contributing factor is the accessibility of public transport reflecting physical and cognitive impairments of the seniors, which could be achieved (e.g).g
