Sentence examples for so as to perform from inspiring English sources
Such complex environments clearly dictate the need for automated monitoring and analysis of vast amounts of dynamically flowing data so as to perform, for example, resource planning and management, billing, troubleshooting, SLA and performance management, security management, etc. [18].
The GPU implementation uses OpenGL so as to perform efficient particle-grid operations and a CUFFT-based solver for the Poisson equation with unbounded boundary conditions.
Experiments were performed to determine the optimal microreactor design parameters, so as to perform bubble-free PCR with minimal evaporative loss in unsealed reactors.
In particular, the neuro-fuzzy control rules are derived from training three classical PSSs; each is tuned using GA so as to perform optimally at one operating point.
However, given the fundamental "non-asset" nature of DR, properly quantifying the resulting trade-offs so as to perform a like-for-like comparison with traditional planning strategies is a grand challenge.
An indexing data structure called Hierarchical Inverted File (HIF) is proposed to store the sparse maps so as to perform loop closure at the two different resolutions of the map namely the node level and image level.
When we translate this system to medical education, we find students (subject) working to change their skills (object) so as to be able to perform a certain procedure, for instance an abdominal examination (outcome).
It is edging away from prohibitions on cholesterol and fat, and hardening its warnings on sugar, without going so far as to perform a reverse turn.
Admittedly, Eska Mtungwazi isn't exactly a newcomer – she's worked with a list of collaborators as long as your arm; she had previously intended to release a song cycle called English Skies as her debut, even going so far as to perform it at the Southbank Centre in London with an 80-piece choir.
The ministry goes so far as to perform on-site inspections before shows open.
It is not about going so far as to perform acts of bloodlust or creating a vampire cult, actions which are perverted at best, and possibly criminal.
