Sentence examples for that it attained from inspiring English sources
Such a view of Christ appeared occasionally in the writings of Augustine, but it was in men like Bernard of Clairvaux that it attained both its fullest expression and its most-adequate harmonization with the dogmatic view.
The regime lacked the professionalism and brutality that it attained in the late 1960s.
What followed was a half-hour of comedy so raw and emotionally charged that it attained instant classic status – and was fortunately captured on tape, released under the title Live (to rhyme with give).
From the latest comprehensive revisions to the national accounts as well as the most recent estimates of growth in the first half of this year, we have learned that the recession was even deeper and the recovery even weaker than we had thought; indeed, aggregate output in the United States still has not returned to the level that it attained before the crisis.
But it wasn't a Bambi-versus-Godzilla situation, no matter how atomically Biden roared, no matter how frequently Biden played the put-upon adult, a role he took to such heights that it attained an air of unintended buffoonery: "Let's all calm down a little bit here".
To assess the network's success in resisting the attack, we computed the social welfare (Equation 16) that it attained over each simulation.
Loosely put, for realistic systems, this implies that in the spontaneous evolution of a thermally closed system the entropy can never decrease and that it attains its maximum value for states at equilibrium.
Assume that it attains positive local maximums and/or negative local minimums at infinitely many points.
Conversely, the lift force becomes progressively bigger in such a manner that it attains quickly noteworthy values.
We finally derive a viable test to verify that the designed robust PTVMSFC is "exact" in the sense that it attains the best achievable robust performance.
IFEM allows determining the undeformed shape of a body (in this case, a shell-like body) such that it attains a desired shape after large elastic deformations.
