The phrase "achieve them face" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or a typo, as it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "To succeed in this project, we need to achieve them face to face."
Alternatives: "meet them in person" or "confront them directly."
I realized that I wasn't necessarily fearful of the dreams, but afraid I would burn out before I achieved them, facing personal disappointment once again.
A number of questions have arisen about whether China is serious about meeting these targets, and how it will achieve them in the face of daunting challenges.
They offer a vision that incorporates these changes, and they urge professionals and activists to work to achieve them, even in the face of great odds.
Achieving them in the face of rapidly rising prices, the need to phase out fossil fuels to meet climate change goals and the desire to replace monopolies with competitive markets has never been harder.
Ask children, too, to write down their goals and the challenges they might face in achieving them.
Find out what they hold as long-term career goals and the challenges they face in achieving them.
We compared the success rate with the number of attempts and regarded a failure in case of not achieving endotracheal intubation within 1 minute because we assumed the emergency situation in which subjects must achieve face to face intubation in spite of very narrow space; in other words, they cannot wait for conventional intubation and needed more space [ 6, 12].
In addition the written response does not allow for further probing or clarification of responses as one would be able to achieve in a face to face interview.
(1) (2)Overcomplete set of discriminative face features to achieve an accurate face detector; hence, it solves the problem of insufficient amount of information obtained by the simple LBP features.
Jeong et al. [161] combine two different feature extraction methods to achieve cancelable face biometrics.
