Sentence examples for achieved on one from inspiring English sources

Timeform's Stephen Molyneux says that, for punters, the action there offers some of the best betting opportunities of the year: "You're dealing with a smaller pool of horses, many of whom will be trained or ridden by people with whom British punters are familiar, and form that is largely achieved on one track with fewer variables – it's ideal for specialist study.

Significantly improved performance is achieved on one- and multi-dimensional benchmark problems.

This can be achieved on one hand through priming, for example by using introductory videos like those on the Foresight Engine of the IFTF.

Overall, there is a need for improved collection and sharing of data and information, both to avoid duplication of effort and to ensure that learning achieved on one occasion leads to the next phase of action and learning in the iterative risk management cycle.

Numerical schemes and their GPU parallelism strategy are described in detail, where more than 40-fold speedup is achieved on one Nvidia C2050 GPU over one core of Intel E5520 CPU in double precision, and nearly ideal scalability is maintained when using up to 672 GPUs.

The OLHD scores include the hop distance and hop index, which is the ratio or percentage of hop distance achieved on one limb relative to the other.

This can be achieved, on the one hand, by using dynamic models instead of preset recordings.

Two different release profiles were achieved; on the one hand, a promptly release due to the dissolution of both effervescent layer and matrix layer's surface (1.10 × 108 CFU/g), on the second hand, a prolonged released of the remaining bacteria until 24 h (5.48 × 107 CFU/g).

This is achieved on the one hand by modifying the energy budget allocation to tissues and on the other by the direct action of insulin on different tissues.

The elevation of one's moral character is achieved, on the one hand, by aligning one's life with truth, compassion, and tolerance; and on the other, by abandoning desires and "negative thoughts and behaviors, such as greed, profit, lust, desire, killing, fighting, theft, robbery, deception, jealousy, etc".

By iteratively assembling reads, calling genotypes, and resolving assembly inconsistencies (i.e., alleles that have been split into multiple loci, or multiple loci that have been collapsed into one), RPGC combines multiple genome construction steps each of which has been achieved on its own into one sequencing approach.