Sentence examples for is expected to conquer from inspiring English sources
We will discuss that biomolecule-based memory employed evolutionary natural biomaterials as data storage node and artificial synapse emulated biological synapse function, which is expected to conquer the bottleneck of the traditional von Neumann architecture.
Naturally these examples prompted knowing laughter from the journalists in attendance, but you had to wonder how on earth players were expected to conquer these sections in the final game.
There's no low range, and because it's not built on a truck platform, it really shouldn't be expected to conquer seriously compromised dirt roads.
The fight is expected to be the toughest in Iraq since Isis conquered the city in June 2014.
As a candidate, he's expected to stoop to conquer, to play a man of the people.
Though not all choose to conquer a graduate program, determination is expected of all of us.
Heart isn't expected to be enough to conquer Ventura County trained Lomachenko, 31, a two-time Olympic boxing gold medalist who fought for a world title in his second pro bout and stands as the fastest to ever become a three-division world champion.
So what territory is left to conquer?
I suppose Apple has solved enough problems over the years that it may not be entirely fair to expect it to conquer suburban sprawl, too, but you would hope that a forward-thinking company would at least try not to compound the problem.
