Sentence examples for achieve the total from inspiring English sources
For example, the 20 states that cut their benefits starting on March 31 or April 6 trimmed 10.7 percent from each weekly benefit check, whereas Maryland and New Jersey started decreasing benefits on June 30, which required slashing all future weekly checks by 22.2 percent to achieve the total required savings.
Structural and parametric optimization processes are interwoven with each other to achieve the total optimality.
Instead, decision makers need to determine the optimum shares of each oilfield of the investment resources needed to achieve the total production target.
The objective of the experiment, which produced the results given in Figure 4, was to demonstrate that we can achieve the total system value upper bound when using the SIC based constrained optimization.
The main objective of this section is to show how to achieve the total multiplexing gain in a selective fading MIMO BC as illustrated in Figure 1 when a limited feedback bits are used to quantize the channel.
According to Theorem 1, we are able to achieve the total number of independent degrees of freedom inherent in the physical structure of the system, which is given by begin{array}rcl@ text{rank}left({{{boldsymbol R} }} right) = {N_{t}}{N_{r}}KL, end{array} (78).
Christopher Hitchens wrote, "Let the record show that in October 1979... Bernard Levin achieved the total state of self-absorption towards which he had been moving for so long.
In this masterwork of timber construction, the brother architects Charles Sumner and Henry Mather Greene designed not only the building but the furniture and textiles, stained glass, metalwork and light fittings, achieving the total visual coherence to which the Arts and Crafts movement aspired.
Style enthusiasts who have taken to wearing their underwear as outerwear can make new strides in achieving the total look, with a passel of lacy high-end shoes and boots.
He taught her about libertarian politics and she persuaded him of the relevancy of her budding interest in spirituality, leading Christopher Hitchens to write at the time that Levin had now "achieved the total state of self-absorption towards which he had been moving for so long".
This is done until we have achieved the total number of UEs.
