Sentence examples for achieve exactly the same from inspiring English sources

If not they would be fools, because they could achieve exactly the same outcome — seasoning their food with fresh ketchup — by buying one of Heinz's plastic bottles, which are not only cheaper, but do the job more efficiently.

"Opposite-sex couples are not disadvantaged by the hiatus, because they can achieve exactly the same recognition of their relationship and the same rights, benefits and protections by getting married, as they always could".

When each cell communicates in cellular mode, we have seven simultaneous transmissions in the whole system and the fix SINR target is set to 7.54 dB in order to achieve exactly the same sum capacity as with pure D2D mode.

However, due to the fact that some devices are less flexible than others, it is not feasible to configure all devices so that they achieve exactly the same settings.

But the U.S. Trade Representative's office is pushing European governments to weaken Fuel Quality Directive designed to achieve exactly the same result for crude oil shipments to Europe, leading to a protest by the Congressional Climate Task Force led by RI Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and California Representative Henry Waxman.

In all these instances we fine-tuned parameters in order to achieve exactly the same bradycardic effect, that is, the same 28% CL increase obtained with ACh.

However, he completely ignores the fact that Wilson's government passed the Sexual Offences Act in 1967, after just three years in office, achieving exactly the same outcome but with greater authority.

Thus there is a moment when Piya, while taking depth readings and guided by her hugely expensive GPS navigation system, realises that the crab fisherman working with her is achieving exactly the same result with a line weighted with bits of broken tile and shark-bone.

Surprisingly, that benchmark achieved exactly the same enrichment factors as the one against all the target conformers.

In the unlikely case that two molecules achieved exactly the same score, the molecule displaying lower molecular weight achieved a better rank.

Therefore, we propose an alternative procedure combining two mixed-effect models, which allows achieving exactly the same task much more rapidly and reliably.