The phrase "achieved differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the outcome or result is obtained through various methods or approaches.
Example: "The project goals can be achieved differently depending on the resources available and the team's expertise."
Alternatives: "attained in various ways" or "realized through different methods".
Note that these TDOAs are achieved differently from the TDOAs obtained directly by cross-correlating the received signals from different anchors.
The epistemic satisfaction that reason explanations provide is achieved differently than that of causal explanations not by being an instance of a generalization, but rather by being a realization of rationality.
Therefore, the question is selected and subsequent split is achieved differently as shown in Figure 3. First, only the true samples are required to answer the question and the false samples are propagated to both child nodes.
This means clustering can be achieved differently and simultaneously on several layers, however for this problem the clusters are a set of coordinating transmit points (TP), which transmissions will be constructively combined.
In sum, learned improvements in endpoint accuracy were achieved differently in the two feedback conditions: hand trajectories remained curved when subjects could not see the cursor but rapidly became straight when VFB was available.
Respondents felt that the transition could have been achieved differently.
First, it tends to be calculated on marginal differences: as in, does a class of 32 pupils really achieve differently from one of 28?
The political row over his bonus, he said, posed a question about whether RBS's recovery and the aim of getting back the taxpayer's £45bn would be "impeded by us having some uncomfortable halfway house … expecting us to pay differently to everyone else and achieve differently than everyone else".
This symmetry was captured by two ratios of the hand trajectories, which significantly co-varied across space and remained invariant to changes in temporal dynamics, to changes in hand path curvature and to changes in the arm postural paths required to achieve differently curved hand trajectories across the three-dimensional physical space.
While these applications are all powered very differently and achieve different goals, they all roll up into the umbrella term of artificial intelligence.
Healthcare managers, clinical researchers and individual patients (and their physicians) manage variation differently to achieve different ends.
