Over the last six years Ms. Harris has attained a point in her career that few artists ever reach.
But now the young enthusiast who wrote "O for a life of Sensation rather than of Thought", and told John Taylor that poetry should "come as naturally as Leaves to a tree" (an image perhaps recalling the wine-god's penchant for foliage), attains a point in his own "maturing" where sensuous profusion and artistic control find perfect balance.
Whewell explained that "though the discovery of the First Law of Motion was made, historically speaking, by means of experiment, we have now attained a point of view in which we see that it might have been certainly known to be true independently of experience" (1847, I, 221).
There is no reckoning, since the higher educational system has attained a point of total self-sufficiency, immune to whatever goes on outside.
Hence, in these examples also finite combinations of chains used in [16, Theorem ] to prove a fixed point result are insufficient to attain a fixed point of.
The basic problem in measuring ground motions is to attain a steady point that remains fixed when the ground moves.
Another important observation of Figure8 is that the throughput functions are concave and attain a maximum point at a certain sensing time.
Industry, Kessler tells us, is shifting towards greater complexity, combining optimal amounts of sugar and fat to attain a "bliss point" and developing a versatile range of "inclusion products" to add crunch, blasts of flavour, and dynamic contrasts in flavour or colour, and to enhance the sensory properties of foods that drive desires.
Like the relay-based autotuner, its objective is to attain a design-point on the Nyquist diagram.
