Sentence examples for output as possible from inspiring English sources
Energy companies commonly try to share the financial and engineering costs of big projects as widely as possible before trying to grab as much of the eventual output as possible.
"Cram as much of your personality into your creative output as possible," said Ben. "In an age when we face so much competition, it's getting harder to be noticed.
Relying primarily on voluntary cooperation by the American public, Hoover won wide support for "wheatless" and "meatless" days so that as much of the nation's agricultural output as possible could be sent to soldiers at the front.
In some branches, the organisations may be given a fixed quantity of resources and asked to produce as much output as possible.
According to Coelli [32], where DMUs are given a fixed quantity of resources (inputs) and asked to produce as much output as possible, an output orientation is more appropriate.
We felt that output maximization is the most appropriate orientation for health centres which are given a fixed input and requested to produce as much output as possible.
Those ingredients must be turned into palatable output as quickly as possible.
Since we wanted maximum resolution from the ADC, we needed a way to get the output as close as possible between 0-5V instead of 2.1-2.9V 2.1-2.9V
All participating nations sign up to the aim of keeping global warming "well below 2C" and reducing their carbon output "as soon as possible".
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On the basis of a model of the controlled system and an estimate of its current state, an MPC controller first computes the sequence of control inputs that will bring the system output as close as possible to the reference over a given time horizon.
