Sentence examples for intentionally achieve from inspiring English sources

Organizations can intentionally achieve the desired level of knowledge ambiguity to prevent spillover effects and create barriers to knowledge transfer; organizations like universities and public research institutes create a high level of ambiguity unintentionally as a result of their cultural approach to research.

But most critics agree that the picaresque mode is not sustained throughout, and that Godwin intentionally achieves a "generic transformation".

The main purpose of this paper is to show that overparametrization in adaptive nonlinear control is not always a bad thing and can be intentionally introduced to achieve similar performance with less control effort.

A strategy by which enzyme activity is intentionally inhibited could achieve similar results.

Although, the precise definition of a food additive differs among the target countries, in general a food additive is defined as a substance added to foods intentionally and to achieve a technological function in the final product.

"The F.B.I. engaged in partnerships with known criminals, intentionally, so they could achieve their objective at whatever cost," Hank Brennan, a defense lawyer, said.

The dynamic soft VSC of singular systems which was developed for the purpose of intentionally precluding chattering, achieving high regulation rates and shortening settling times enhanced the dynamic quality of the systems.

The realization that out of necessity an organism needs to change to survive in a particular environment and that this change cannot be achieved intentionally is an important step, we propose, in a learning progression (e.g., Duncan and Hmelo-Silver 2009) from intuitive to evolutionary reasoning (Evans et al. 2012).

She argues that curious, big-brained mammals, dolphins might explore puffer fish, and may accidentally expose themselves to a bit of the toxin, but is extremely sceptical of the notion that dolphins are dosing themselves intentionally, with such precision to achieve a bit of numbness without accidentally overdosing.

Historian Robert Feer notes that several prominent figures had hoped that convention would fail, requiring a larger-scale convention, and French diplomat Louis-Guillaume Otto thought the convention was intentionally broken off early to achieve this end.

Understanding these specific challenges is critical to aid countries to intentionally focus their efforts and resources to achieve the effective, high quality coverage of interventions that are needed to save women and newborns, and to prevent stillbirths.