Sentence examples for calculated to achieve from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a spectral unmixing algorithm (Chroma-Luc calculator,) the overlap between BL emissions can be reliably calculated to achieve a quantitative determination of the specific BL contributions of the individual luciferases.

That only amplifies the pleasure of surprise of this music, something Mozart absolutely calculated to achieve.

Hitler kept tight control over foreign affairs, formulating himself both the strategy and the tactics calculated to achieve his goals.

(2) Finding that this was an evil which Congress was empowered to prevent, the Court concluded that expatriation was a means reasonably calculated to achieve this end.

Closed-form reactive optimal solutions are calculated to achieve reactive motion and avoid collision in each subspace.

"However, the mandate for the attorney general is not to devise a perfect system but one calculated to achieve the goals of the statute without unreasonably impinging on the nontrivial privacy rights" of parolees.

At cruise conditions, the all-lifting airframe is calculated to achieve an elliptical span load distribution, improving the Mach number times lift/drag ratio parameter by 15% compared to current blended-wing body type aircraft designs.

We focused our sample size calculation on target- positive patients and calculated that to achieve 95% confidence interval (CI) ±10% of estimates of sensitivity and specificity; we needed to recruit 78 target- positive patients.

The driver was intended to break sound pressure level records when mounted in a road vehicle, calculated to be able to achieve more than 180 dBSPL.

We calculated that to achieve an effect on one square kilometer" -- and by "effect," he explains, he means killing about half of the population -- "it costs $2,000 with conventional weapons, $800 with a nuclear weapon, $600 with a chemical weapon and $1 with a bioweapon.

What if the racism we see is not a calculated ploy to achieve some other political goal — like tax cuts or increased investment in fossil fuels — but just simply racism?