Sentence examples for improvements to achieve from inspiring English sources

The hydrogen car represents what is sometimes called a "leapfrog" technology: it does not merely improve on something that exists but vaults over all possible improvements to achieve something totally new.

However, one expert warned that Qualcomm and others had to make major improvements to achieve such numbers.

Moreover, the Choquet combination scheme offers more improvements to achieve 97.56% and 94.51% for the used datasets, respectively.

As lawmakers wrestle over ways to stimulate sales, many sellers who had specific goals in mind for new homes are turning to small renovations and cosmetic improvements to achieve a shadow of their original plans.

While these first results look promising, there clearly is still room for additional improvements to achieve long-term performance equivalent to that provided by the daily calibration of the ASM-V product (a remaining factor 2 improvement on the scalar residual characteristics of the single calibrated data with external inputs is still to be gained).

Let's advance the public policies which go hand-in-hand with energy efficiency technological improvements to achieve climate change mitigation solutions.

"It's a process of continuous improvement to achieve those targets," he said.

It was under Brailsford, and with Peters's support, that the philosophy of "aggregation of marginal gains" - focusing on a multiplicity of areas for improvement to achieve big leaps forward - was taken to its ultimate expression.

Savills stresses that the appeal of faster, more convenient commutes is not, of itself, enough if the potential Crossrail creates for selling houses and flats is to be fully exploited: stations must be "accompanied by place improvement to achieve uplift potential".

Thus, the works of [9 14] are revisited for further improvement to achieve the correct uniqueness conditions.

These technologies have reached maturity, so their improvement to achieve lower cost, higher portability, smaller sample sizes and greater purity has become a difficult task.