Sentence examples for attained from a from inspiring English sources
At the time, the California attorney general, John Van De Kamp, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal as saying it was the "largest settlement ever attained from a health products company".
Maximum removal was attained from a solution as concentrated as 30 ppm at pH 3 with an adsorbent dosage of 13 g l−1.
To the best of our knowledge, no prospective study has compared the accuracy of grading facet degeneration by computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance (MR) scans with that attained from a real histologic evaluation.
Sequestration of 83.0 % of Ag NP was attained from a 20 μg.L−1 aqueous solution with supported chitosan in water whereas supported 2-hydroxyethylcellulose (HEC) reached 64.0 % in synthetic seawater in 2 h.
In view of the fact that d ( x, T x ) ≥ d ( A, B ) for all x in A, it can be observed that the global minimum of the mapping x ↦ d ( x, T x ) is attained from a best proximity point.
This is the preferred view of the oil industry analysts (many of whom note that much oil that is easily attained from a technological standpoint -- for example, in Iraq -- is hard to reach for political reasons).
You might consider it part of a wider trend for "digital detox" retreats, in which people hooked on the dopamine hit attained from an accidental Snapchat FaceSwap with a baby/walnut are forced to lie in a bath filled with rice until their brain is reconfigured.
Hence, a maximal number of spikes is attained from an input given with θ = arccos 1 + b 1 − b. □.
Furthermore, with a well-proportioned reduction factor of 2, the resolution down to 60 nm can be easily attained from an Alt-PSM with 255 nm period at a working wavelength of 365 nm.
This latter method exploits an invaluable prior knowledge attained from an average voice model [3], and adapts this general model using an adaptation algorithm such as maximum likelihood linear regression (MLLR)[32], maximum a posteriori (MAP)[33], and cluster adaptive training (CAT [21].
In other arguments, the truth is attained from an external source, such as from the possible to the necessary, from the originated to the eternal origin, or from motion to the unmoved mover.
