Sentence examples for required achievable from inspiring English sources

He said that required achievable goals: "We would like to offer an instant solution and a quick win, a much greater ambition if you like, but realistically it's important to bear in mind this is difficult.

In TD-CRHAN, for the same total throughput demand D t, an increase of the number of in-band channels I will decrease the required achievable throughput R (i) of each channel i, hence this reduces the required Q f and the corresponding (P_{f_{j}}, forall j).

The identification of clinically distinct DNA content sub-groups in the present study suggests that a reliable DNA content analysis platform is required and achievable to investigate the complex biological mechanisms that drive cancer.

Gatekeepers require specific, achievable and realistic requests with clear time boundaries.

All the interfaces have been designed and a prototype injector is being built, to demonstrate that the required performance is achievable.

We expect that for M>3 a larger input alphabet is required to obtain an achievable rate larger than (2 log _{2} (M+1)).

For T = 100 fs and D c = 0.01 C/cm2 (typical of a sensitive organic material) [42], the current density would need to exceed 1011 A/cm2, higher than what is achievable or required for 0.3-nm imaging from 500-nm crystals.

This condition suggests that there can be a hidden assumption of recursive embedding in developing an invisible scheme - if the required capacity is not achievable in first run of E, the remaining bits can be re-embedded recursively.

Though most of these pupils are unaware of the law, some said they knew WVT and the government are against FGM but are not aware of any law All key informants expressed the views that eradication was achievable, but required a sustained campaign against FGM.

Although the accuracy of prospective event-level measurement in assessing HIV acquisition and transmission risk is well established [ 43, 44], the intensity of follow-up and staff time required was considerable, limiting achievable sample size and the duration of follow-up.

Although further studies are required, these low concentrations maybe achievable in terms of plasma concentrations suggesting achievable bioavailability of these natural bioactives.