Sentence examples for excellently achieved from inspiring English sources

Both the coach and the captain of Barcelona acknowledged that it was negativity excellently achieved.

With natural phrasing, so that the notes seemed to spill out, and sounds both round and varied, the liquidness and skill of the music were excellently achieved.

The SVM algorithm performed excellently achieving 94.1% correct classification, which is marginally better than the performance of the other two classification methodologies.

The performance of the TNFS-MGCSE achieves excellently with other existing models in the simulations.

The CsCl density gradient centrifugation method, while being excellently suited to achieve highly purified samples, in our opinion, should be used with caution when performing quantitative studies.

Murray's outpouring of emotion after defeat in last year's final, his Olympic gold medal on the same court a month later and a first grand slam title at the US Open (as well as an excellent and excellently-timed BBC documentary on the eve of this year's Wimbledon) mean he's achieved the rarefied status of a champion the nation can also relate to.

The limitation of the range of motion of the knee joint excellently responded to physical therapy and rehabilitation program that lasted three weeks and a knee joint flexion of 90 degrees was achieved.

Tilting trains achieve these demands excellently without the need of reconstruction of regular lines in order to lay new straight line tracks.

The results show that the power control strategy designed takes into account the performance and economy characteristics of components of the FCHV powertrain and achieves the control object excellently.

Clearly, our model achieves better segmentation accuracy for this image with Poisson noise; it separates excellently the two middle fingers that stuck almost together.

As so excellently satirized by actual excellent satirists from Public Service Administration, Mouthpiece Theatre was really nothing more than a desperate attempt for the Washington Post to achieve some sort of "virality" online, an effort that was ill-aided by the lack of creativity, intelligence or humor behind the entire set-up and delivery of the video content.