The phrase "achieved a time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, competitions, or any situation where timing is measured and accomplishments are noted.
Example: "She achieved a time of 2 hours and 30 minutes in the marathon, setting a new personal record."
Alternatives: "recorded a time" or "set a time."
The counter provides complex trigger topologies, shows good efficiency and achieved a time resolution of 350 ps.
This improves on a previous approach that achieved a time complexity of ({mathcal {O}} left (frac {N}{P}(log N ^{3}right)).
Cielo achieved a time of 23.49 seconds competing for the Maria Lenk Trophy but, in the next heat, Guilherme Roth swam a time of 23.46 seconds and established a new continental record.
They demonstrated that MVQ achieved a time complexity of Nlog2 M, where N is the number of pixels in the image and M the number of the desired clusters in which the coloured image is dithered.
It achieves a time complexity of O d) per lookup request by using O(1) neighbors per node, where n= d×2d.
After being cleared to run, the 24-year-old needs to achieve a time of 45.25 seconds to qualify for the World Championships in Daegu.
The results show that the proposed algorithm achieves a time saving of 42.8% with an average increase in BD-rate of just 1.1%.
Additionally, this also achieves a time uniform fair allocation of the RUs to the service flows ensuring the required short term fairness [24, 25].
The performance evaluation shows that the whole architecture with improved control module can achieve a time complexity of O(n2) and will be more feasible for physical realization.
Lowe is the third-quickest qualifier and admits she is going to need to achieve a time close to her personal best of 56.67 secs to win a second 2012 World Short Course medal.
They made another step forward by dominating the repechage from the off, beating Olympic champions Canada and achieving a time just one second slower than the Germany's best at this regatta.
