Sentence examples for have managed to perform from inspiring English sources
So far in the matches in this series England have managed to perform in one discipline or the other, but never both.
In one of those, he reported, researchers have managed to perform Dr. Grover's database search algorithm using as many as four quantum bits.
This let them stand in for the mythical cat.Quantum computers remain science fiction, though Dr Wineland's group and others have managed to perform a few primitive calculations with trapped atoms, in order to prove the point.
While all the Android Wear devices to date have managed to perform admirably in terms of nailing the basics, I've yet to test one that struck me as anything other than a passing fancy.
And the notion that pain varies by context isn't too novel either: we've all read about people who have managed to perform amazing feats of heroism or self-preservation in the face of great pain or physical impairment.
Others have managed to perform a "round-trip" of the trail where they thru-hike from one end to the other and then turn around to thru-hike the trail the other way, otherwise known as a "yo-yo".
And he might have made it through in dramatic fashion here if he had managed to perform his difficult final dive to the usual best of his ability.
But when I asked her how she has managed to perform successfully under pressure in recent years, especially since stress seemed to undo her in the past, she paused.
But while Labour has suffered criticism for the clear deterioration of the health service - and while ministers have even admitted that in some ways the NHS has gone backwards - it has managed to perform these utterly humiliating U-turns almost without comment.
Overall fitness is the product of years alive and the amount of these other activities the individual has managed to perform, so there is a trade-off between performing health behavior and pursuing other components of fitness.
