Sentence examples for achieved and thus from inspiring English sources

At that moment, peace between Palestinians and Israelis could have been achieved, and thus a new beginning made in the Middle East.

Due to the larger surface area of CCNTs, a relatively stronger bonding strength was achieved, and thus, CCNT/epoxy adhesive had better mechanical properties at low temperature condition.

By means of the siderophore biosynthesis pathways, potential targets for inhibition of these siderophores in pathogenic bacteria could be achieved and thus control pathogenic virulence.

With these two components, independence between the software presentation layer and the processing logic implemented in the back-end is achieved and thus, any modification in the latter does not provoke changes in the front-end (GUI), and vice versa.

More specifically, if the topology of electronic pathways is such that all the particles of conductive agent are effectively wired, much faster charging and discharging rates are achieved, and thus leading to superior cyclability and rate capability.

Afterwards, the binary representation ({{mathbf {b}}^{{{widehat {k}}^{j}}}}) of ({widehat k^{j}}) can be achieved, and thus, we can get the Gray labeling representation ({{mathbf {g}}^{{{widehat {k}}^{j}}}}) from Eq. (21).

Media is fragmented into a million pieces and it's very hard to achieve the ubiquity that acts used to be able to achieve, and thus sell what they used to sell.

The question arises whether shoulder patients are able to link activity to symptoms in limbs, in a way that patients with central/torso pain cannot achieve, and thus avoid provoking pain by modifying movements.

At first blush, it seems a straightforward reference to those of us who relied on ourselves alone, who didn't whine when we were down, who worked as hard as we needed to work to achieve our goals, as a result achieved them, and thus became self-made men.

None of these interaction terms achieved significance, and thus they were not included in the final model.

Yet, current methods of identifying these individuals have not achieved standardization, and thus, there is still no consensus on specific criteria to categorize obese phenotypes.