Sentence examples for successfully finding from inspiring English sources

A hybrid genetic algorithm that improves the probability of successfully finding the best design is presented.

First, even for organizations that are adept at selecting winners, the deck is still stacked against successfully finding those individuals.

Still, successfully finding a partner willing to pay $200 million will not end the Mets' financial problems.

As more computing power is added to the information-validation process, the difficulty of successfully finding a solution to the puzzle and validating a blockchain increases.

When I started my research (not having done any online dating myself), I quickly discovered a vast trove of saccharine, inane, and bizarre advice for successfully finding one's match.

I'm going to get them all in front of the committee together because I can't think of any other way of successfully finding out who was responsible for making those crass decisions".

A key to operating successfully is finding and using simple tools to cut through the business's underlying complexity in order to manage risk.

In this paper, an effective procedure of response surface methodology (RS M has been successfully developed finding the optimal values of designing parameters of a pin-fin type heat sink (PFHS) under constrains of mass and space limitation to achieve the high thermal performance (or cooling efficiency).

Another key to getting a cloud-commerce business off the ground successfully is finding the party in your market that is the most connected, and will help onboard the most people onto your platform.

While it is difficult to imagine how a symbiont set off this chain reaction, it probably wasn't too difficult to assemble something like a spliceosome since it is fundamentally a ribozyme, and life has had a long and successfully history finding odd jobs for catalytic RNA ("Chapter I Life's Spork").

The detection of such variants has also been used successfully in finding association studies of schizophrenia (Stefansson et al., 2008).