The phrase "achieve hard" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of accomplishing something difficult, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive field, you must learn to achieve hard goals."
Alternatives: "accomplish difficult tasks" or "attain challenging objectives".
As the classification task is often combined with other high computational cost functions, efficient performance of the main modules is fundamental requirements to achieve hard real-time speed for the whole system.
SUS, which has been shown to behave close to optimal for the sum rate maximization objective under fixed power constraint, shows equally attractive performance in this dual problem setting of transmit power minimization to achieve hard SINR targets.
For the objective of the minimization of transmit power to achieve hard SINR targets, the optimal DPC encoding order is an open problem, although numerical simulations indicate that a good choice of encoding order is such that the weaker user gets decoded with least interference [15].
The use of electric drive systems will help Zunum Aero achieve hard targets including a 40percentt decrease in the overall travel time between spots on busy commuter corridors, or by up to 80percentt on routes that have less traffic.
Understanding and being able to recognize different agenda and work to bring a team together and harmonize an agenda is critical". In reality it's the "soft" leadership qualities that enable a CEO to achieve "hard" results like facilitating change and growing revenue.
To achieve hard particle interactions, we dispersed the particles in salt-saturated (260 μ m) CHB.
But new research suggests that success — or more specifically, the persistence required to achieve hard-to-reach goals — may not be worth it.
That comment jarred with European Union negotiators, who said that the talks must also achieve harder commitments to existing emissions [cuts] pledges, including from developing countries.
Our students are models for achieving hard won success.
But while we have achieved hard-earned milestones in Iraq, the situation in Afghanistan has deteriorated.
In turn, this will slowdown business, limit loans and impair the opportunity of working for and achieving hard-earned success.
