Sentence examples for extent of achieving from inspiring English sources

The model generates portfolios which are optimal to the extent of achieving the highest credibility values for the objective functions.

Exhaustive simulation is performed, primarily to measure the extent of achieving our design goal of limiting memory and computation overheads, enhancing network lifetime while attaining energy balancing.

Exhaustive simulation is performed primarily to measure the extent of achieving our design goal of enhancing network lifetime while attaining energy balancing and maintaining coverage.

If this volume of the water condensate is subtracted from the total injected steam, it results in obtaining the volume of steam, in terms of CWE, required to facilitate the gravity-dominated process to the extent of achieving ultimate recovery factor values reported at the end of each particular SAGD trial.

While we aimed to include a cross section of services in terms of remoteness, population size and governance arrangements, the requirements of the participatory action process meant our selection of services was influenced to an extent by the likelihood of achieving active participation.

On the other hand, flood illumination AO ophthalmoscopy with sCMOS detectors can partially sacrifice vertical field-of-view extent to achieve much higher frame rates; with similar field size and pixel sampling density we have previously reported results acquired at 400 fps, and with more restricted field size have imaged at 1000 fps to study cone photoreceptor bleaching dynamics [ 22].

As indicated in Figure4, the temperature and pressure conditions have considerable influence on the extent of degradation achieved.

The extent of reduction achieved by the use of this dual frequency sonication arrangement is evaluated by XPS, IR, and Raman spectroscopies.

Normal and flood period time drainage plans (i.e., ditches, berms and ponds) of the mine regulate the extent of dilution achieved inside the mine permit boundary before any run-off water is released the receiving water body.

Advantages of this approach include the ability to nurture consensus among multiple definitions of trustworthiness, capture design rationale, evaluate qualitatively the extent of trustworthiness achieved, and maintain historical records of design decisions.

The Chronicle was a West Saxon production, however, and is sometimes thought to be biased in favour of Wessex; hence it may not accurately convey the extent of power achieved by Offa, a Mercian.