Sentence examples for and so achieving from inspiring English sources
The foundation has so much money, it worries about saturating particular areas of need with grants and so achieving diminishing returns.
"Yet mappings in which a linear axis becomes curvilinear — functions of a complex variable such as w=ez, where a straight line in the z-plane maps to a circle in the w-plane," said Dr. Rao, "do suggest the possibility of linear time becoming circular, and so achieving eternal return as simply, or should I say complexly, as that"...
"Yet mappings in which a linear axis becomes curvilinear — functions of a complex variable such as w=ez, where a straight line in the z-plane maps to a circle in the w-plane," said Dr. Rao, "do suggest the possibility of linear time becoming circular, and so achieving eternal return as simply, or should I say complexly, as that"..
In judicial cooperation, in police cooperation, the story is always the same: organized crime has created its European theatre of operations, while those who should be fighting it are taking cover behind the rampart of their so-called sovereign interests and so achieving little or nothing.
They are about the achievement of maturity: Alice undergoes ordeals and so achieves a new wisdom.
Stern insisted peer pressure would eventually compel countries to deepen their cuts and so achieve the goal of limiting warming to 2C above pre-industrial levels.
Once the nuclear weapons on both sides had been neutralized both sides would be free to dismantle their useless nuclear arsensals and so achieve the dream of full nuclear disarmament.
It allows to accumulate a high level of SAM synthase, and so achieves a high yield of SAM.
The first advantage of OO is that it only needs to sample the black-box model of the agent, and so achieves our goal of handling unknown nonlinearities.
The concept of the Lithium Vapor Box Divertor is to use local evaporation and strong differential pumping through condensation to localize low-Z gas-phase material that absorbs the plasma heat flux and so achieve detachment while avoiding these difficulties.
The first type is a maximum length sequence diffuser where the well depths are designed to be frequency dependent to avoid the critical frequencies present in the passive device, and so achieve performance over a finite-bandwidth.
