The phrase "achievement of dynamic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the accomplishment of something that is constantly changing or evolving, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The achievement of dynamic results in our project has been a key factor in our success."
Alternatives: "attainment of dynamic goals" or "realization of dynamic outcomes".
In our previous studies, the achievement of complete dynamic similarity between a prototype and its models imposed the use of different solar heat fluxes between them.
The oscilloscope snapshot in Fig. 13 shows the achievement of the dynamic updating of the output voltage by setting the digitally programmable resistive divider.
Marvellous celebrates the achievements of a dynamic, resilient individual whose disability is rendered irrelevant by the communities in which he continues to thrive.
However, in the research on the inner structure damage of nonhomogeneous concrete materials, the application of X-ray CT techaslogy haseldomom been seen, and particularly CT test achievements of concrete dynamic tension have never been reported.
The proposed technique is aimed at selecting the optimal combination of electric motor and ball-screw which minimizes the motor torque, while ensuring the achievement of the prescribed dynamic performances of the closed loop system.
Especially for the vertical transportation, for the handling of a large article range, or for the achievement of a highly dynamic goods behavior cover bands own distinct advantages compared to classical means of transportation.
In addition to the experimental achievement, a practical methodology of dynamic characterization for the TLCDs is proposed combining linearized equations for the TLCDs and experimental data measured.
In this paper, we introduce a nonstationary Markovian model that supports the dynamic achievement of the new product definition without precedence constraints, taking into account both market and technological uncertainty.
Knowledge mobilization, which refers to the use of knowledge toward the achievement of goals, is one of the many examples of dynamic social networks.
In practice, there will be a dynamic tension between the achievement of these four functions 4. A telemedicine network can, therefore, be viewed as a tool for achieving the third of the four organisational functions.
