Sentence examples for perfectly achieving from inspiring English sources

Internet of Things in Medicine includes many kinds of sensors within medical devices, combines the Internet of Things with the current internet, thus perfectly achieving the integration of hospitals, patients and medical devices and facilitating a totally new modern medical mode.

But taken as a whole, Stockhausen's achievement must be the most fertile in ideas, if not of perfectly achieved works, of any composer of the 20th century.

The point, perfectly achieved, was to allow the music to be performed without interruption.

Perhaps because there are three directors – Debbie Hannan, Lucy Morrison and Hamish Pirie – this is not perfectly achieved.

Statistical Tolerancing RSS becomes risky when idealized centering assumptions are not perfectly achieved.

As a result, the computationally optimised solution often cannot be perfectly achieved within the manufacturing process.

I believe that impartiality is a worthwhile aspiration in journalism, even if it is not perfectly achieved.

Landis went straight on to An American Werewolf in London before making his most immaculate movie, Trading Places (1983), the one that perfectly achieves his subversive purpose.

Anthèmes II, for violin and electronics, is perhaps the most ravishingly beautiful and perfectly achieved of all Boulez's electroacoustic scores.

Accordingly, the closed-loop system global stability is actually ensured and output-reference tracking is perfectly achieved in presence of slowly varying reference signals.

The balance in writing here has changed, but there is enough of Chekhov's early romanticism still showing to make it the most perfect, and most perfectly achieved, play he ever wrote.