Sentence examples for expected to be successfully from inspiring English sources

Satisfactory results were obtained through experimentation with these two algorithms, and they are expected to be successfully implemented into the future KOMPSAT series to yield high-quality images for enhanced earth observation.

The A::max_size member function returns the largest number of objects of type T that could be expected to be successfully allocated by an invocation of A::allocate; the value returned is typically A::size_type -1) / size_type -1

The assessment results show that technical issues of helium loop construction are expected to be solved successfully.

When we used an engineered dimer of CAB, where the N-terminal monomeric unit (unit I) was expected to be 'knotless', we successfully recorded extension of the protein up to 110 nm which was long enough to account for the full extension of unit I monomer.

With these sorts of salvo rates, a Zeus installation was expected to be able to successfully attack 14 "bare" warheads per minute.

Breast cancer, the most common cancer in women and second largest cause of death [ 1], is the disease which CADx systems are expected to be employed most successfully.

Notice that Acc is expected to be 1 for images successfully registered and below in other cases.

Another box office triumph will strengthen MGM's hand in what is expected to be hardball negotiations with Sony, which successfully partnered with the producer on the earlier Daniel Craig outings, Casino Royale (2006) and Quantum of Solace (2008).

Phase III clinical trials for odanacatib have been successfully concluded and applications for approval are expected to be filed soon.

If the spirits are successfully driven away, then the year's crop is expected to be fruitful.

The results indicate high frequency of parameters pars linearly independents (collinearity angles values approximately 90°), in this way Table 1 presents few parameters pars with critical collinearity angles values that do not expect to be selected until a first successfully performed selection.