Sentence examples for as possible to realize from inspiring English sources

While there's nothing wrong with offering those flashy perks, organizations should first make sure their core benefits are as strong as possible to realize the best investment and retain the best talent.

Thus, in order to achieve better performance in disseminating warning messages, or to shorten the propagation delay, a proper space limitation should be performed to efficiently lower the collision rate as much as possible, to realize a faster propagation time.

Some painters stretch a white canvas as wide as possible to realize their creative vision but not Salvador Amezcua.

Most investors do desire that their wealth be utilized as efficiently as possible to realize their long-term goals.

The second concept, "partial deaths versus total extinction" stresses the belief that by experiencing the bereavement following the deaths of friends and relatives, a person is brought as close as possible to realizing "partial death".

In this work we showed that using PILs as electrolytes it is possible to realize electrochemical double layer capacitors (EDLCs) with operative voltage as high as 2.4 V, able to feature good cycling stability in a broad range of temperature.

As a result it is possible to realize the construction of a solution of the above impulsive problem.

Moreover, as prospective daily ratings were not possible to realize, we obtained a retrospective report of the most recent 3 menstrual cycles.

It is possible to realize a spatially partially coherent thermal source as well as a quasi-isotropic source.

Then based on the special structures of chromosomes, a particular dynamic local search scheme is proposed to exploit the neighborhood of each antibody as much as possible so to realize automatic variation of the antibody length during evolution.

The clergy's intention of making the key episodes of the liturgy as vivid and accessible as possible to illiterate congregations was so successfully realized that by the end of the 12th century the plays incorporated spoken dialogue, partly in the vernacular, and were moved outside in front of the church to be performed independently of the liturgical service.