The phrase "achieve the low" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express reaching a low point or a low standard, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In order to succeed, we must not aim to achieve the low, but rather strive for excellence."
Alternatives: "reach the bottom" or "attain the minimum standard".
Design considerations and optimizations to achieve the low SS and hysteresis-free transfer were elaborated.
In order to achieve the low noise value required at short processing time, ASTEROID implements a trapezoidal weighting function.
It is of aluminum alloy, a square chunk of precise metal, and its 90-degree V-angle and single overhead cam allow the compact size necessary to achieve the low hood line.
To achieve the low R-value condition, the air is removed and the layers are compressed, essentially leaving only conduction through the polymer membranes.
This blade design has high strength and lower material consumption to achieve the low cost of complete rotor assembly of the wind turbine which actually covers more than 50% of the overall wind turbine cost.
Both the MDBR and FOMBR process must be operated on waste heat to achieve the low GHG emissions benefit.
To achieve the low-power consumption, the company's main strategy was to use a single software-controlled processer to handle all processing and networking tasks.
The Paris approach has instead assembled voluntary targets from individual nations, in the hope that these commitments will unlock investments that ratchet up ambition on reducing emissions and eventually achieve the low-carbon world that all sides want.
In the proposed architecture, cells are used to store the current frame and compare the current frame with a reference frame to achieve the low-power by reusing the block.
Intensive research and exploration in the past few decades on BC nanomaterials mainly focused on their biosynthetic process to achieve the low-cost preparation and application in medical, food, advanced acoustic diaphragms, and other fields.
However, while Sky's model makes the company close to £1.5bn in profits annually, to achieve the low-cost sports revolution dream Blavatnik is going to have to be prepared to rack up potentially billions in losses buying sports rights until the customer base grows to a size to reach profitability.
