Sentence examples for block to achieve from inspiring English sources

If veterans' benefits are to be protected, what programs will be on the chopping block to achieve the $897 billion in cuts listed under the mysterious "Function 920 allowances" category?

The proposed scheme with interblock precoding requires on the average 1.5 slots for each data block to achieve the double diversity induced by cooperation.

For this purpose, the user equipment estimates the downlink channel, decides the appropriate MCS for each resource block to achieve 10−2 packet error rate, and sends feedback in the uplink (using FDD).

The proposed method is based on revising the carry generation block to achieve multiple error correction capability, and utilizing a modified parity prediction-based method that in combination with the proposed error correction scheme leads to multiple error detection capability.

And then we construct such a scheme, in which a group manager is introduced to help members generate authenticators to protect the identity privacy and two lists are employed to record the members who perform the latest modification on each block to achieve the identity traceability.

Moreover, the lateral integration obstacle could be solved simultaneously, 4(b), and 12) which was thought to be major stumbling block to achieve permanent cartilage replacement.

"The government claims, in the absence of technologies to reduce agricultural emissions, New Zealand cannot meet an ambitious climate target... Agriculture is not the block to achieving a responsible climate target – the block is political will from this national government".

As we've seen with the war in Syria and the Ebola crisis, the impact that conflict and natural disasters have on fragile health systems is immense, and is a major block to achieving our shared goal of achieving MDG 4. In Sierra Leone, the chance of a child making it to their fifth birthday was 1 in 6 -- and that was before Ebola.

Read that again: "I believe that the scale of his achievement, especially the original design of chaining blocks to achieve Nakamoto consensus, has far-reaching implications for our world beyond just a single vertical industry".

Unlike the simplicity of the earlier painting, Close's self portrait is far more complex: based on a photograph, then reproduced as a painting, then reproduced as a print using multiple blocks to achieve the full colour effect, the work is a complex array of diamond-shaped coloured lozenges that fit together, jigsaw-like into an image.

Mr McIntosh said the "building blocks" to achieve improvements were "mostly in place".