The phrase "achieved in the regular" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is accomplished or completed in a standard or typical manner, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The goals we set were achieved in the regular course of our operations."
Alternatives: "achieved in the usual way" or "accomplished in the standard process."
Even conditioning on a height of 20% of the sensing range, a factor of 8 and 7 can be achieved in the non-regular placement and regular placement, respectively.
Ms. Horne, now 92, fought many of the battles that paved the way for African-American performers to find the mainstream acceptance that Ms. Uggams achieved in the early 1960s as a regular television performer on "Sing Along With Mitch".
We show that the throughput gain achieved in the threshold-based multiuser scheduling scheme compared to the regular scheduling system increases as the threshold level is increased.
Regular fibre arrays were achieved in the consolidated specimen by a fine control of the die assembly from which the matrix deformation behaviour was extracted.
An increase in physical activity was achieved in the intervention group via individualised exercise coaching programs together with regular monitoring of exercise and support provided.
Phase separation was achieved in a regular gravity settler shown in Fig. 1.
Helped by largely unsung pioneers, such as Mary Day, the editor of Farmers Weeklyy (which also commissioned McBryde in the 1930s), they laid the foundations for the parity with men which women have almost achieved in terms of regular contributors to the country diary.
Preliminary results from the UK Age Trial suggest that the reduction in breast cancer mortality associated with offering annual mammographic screening from age 40 to 47/48 years may be 10% (Moss et al, 2005), which is considerably lower than the 25% reduction achieved in randomised trials offering regular screening to women aged 50 69 years (IARC, 2002).
