The phrase "achieved the virtual" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of reaching a virtual state or accomplishment, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The team achieved the virtual milestone in their project, demonstrating their innovative approach."
Alternatives: "reached the virtual" or "attained the virtual".
In foreign affairs, he achieved the virtual cancellation of Germany's reparations obligations under the Treaty of Versailles.
After five years of refining our accounting processes, honing the quality of data we collect, and dramatically increasing the speed of its distribution, the finance group has achieved the "virtual close". We can literally close our books within hours, producing consolidated financial statements on the first workday following the end of any monthly, quarterly, or annual reporting period.
Achieving the virtual close was not just a matter of rolling out new technology.
Cooperative relaying with orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) has recently emerged as a promising technology to achieve the virtual spatial diversity in the wireless networks, which has been adopted in the fourth-generation mobile communication standard.
PMTCT and Paediatric AIDS Increased coverage of quality PMTCT services with roll out of a more efficacious regimen in high HIV prevalence regions towards achieving the virtual elimination of MTCT.
The voltage on the negative terminal of OTABIAS will be forced to become the reference voltage Vref which was set to halve the supply voltage and was used as the "ground" in the analog circuits involved, thanks to the high open-loop gains of the amplifiers achieving the "virtual short".
Therefore, best compounds achieved through the virtual screening process usually undergo a protocol of energy refinement implemented using molecular dynamics [ 35].
If a VM needs more or less memory, or processors, for example, this is achieved through the virtual environment's control interface without any physical changes.
But those who got virtual therapy achieved the same gains without having to practice interactions in the real world, deliberately putting themselves in embarrassing situations or dreaded encounters.
To achieve the first objective, "Virtual Classroom" E-learning software was employed for teaching a course of "Multimedia Technologies" to the B. Tech students of sixth semester.
To achieve this, virtual equivalents of the surfaces were generated.
