Sentence examples for attained so that from inspiring English sources

The stubble samples were oven dried until constant weight was attained so that it was possible to calculate the dry stubble yield per plot.

There is usually a trade-off between computation time and performance attained, so that the parameters affecting processing time should be set depending on the specific task.

With this approach, a suboptimal solution that is feasible for all data in a convex set can be attained so that the impact of data uncertainties on the quality and feasibility of solutions can be considered.

In these methods, the variation range for inputs and outputs of DMUs has been attained so that the efficiency classification is preserved or an inefficient unit becomes efficient or vice versa.

For example, in the third essay, 'Pleasure for Pleasure's Sake', a still-classic critique of hedonistic utilitarianism, Bradley argues that its individualism is insupportable, as is its hedonistic conception of happiness as a pleasurable state identifiable independently of the means by which it is attained (so that it could in principle be achieved more conveniently than through moral behaviour).

The performance improvement under the m-linking process is thus related to the increase in the geographical coverage span that is attained (so that in the underlying time slot, additional client nodes, the re-linked ones, are also accommodated), and the consequent reduction in coverage scope that may be required of residual base stations.

"I find myself possibly in the position of — where what I've attained so far in terms of leadership — that may happen in the future.

Few practitioners attain so radical a state of absorption.

A distributed-slack bus modelling is used, in order to ensure the robustness of the attained LMPs, so that they are independent of the selection of the system reference node.

These effects do not appear in ordinary life, because the factor v2/c2 is minute at even the highest speeds attained by humans, so that Einstein's equations become virtually the same as the classical ones.

It seems reasonable to assume that he attained something so close to the highest aspirations of his youth that, as far as acting was concerned, he had no other goals — and no conflicts.