Sentence examples for that would successfully from inspiring English sources
Our motivation for this project came arose from the DARPA Grand Challenge, a national contest to create an autonomous ground vehicle that would successfully complete an obstacle course.
And what a brief: to provide a permanent replacement for a stained glass window shattered by bombs in the second world war that would "successfully animate the light".
The challenge for the scientists was to use data on children ranging from birth to age 9 to create models that would successfully predict the well-being of the families when the children reached age 15.
Having seen off these legislative threats, a loose alliance of oil and chemical companies, along with drinks and packaging manufacturers, pursued a two-part strategy that would successfully defuse anti-plastic sentiment for a generation.
Pick a move-out date and have them draft a plan that would successfully help them fly the coop.
A number of investigators have addressed the issue of why certain protein structures are especially common by considering structure designability, defined as the number of sequences that would successfully fold into any particular native structure.
Without a valid, it would be impossible for to spoof a message that would be successfully authenticated by.
There may well have been an indirect influence from Wavre on Heyting if the article played a role when Mannoury wrote his proposal for the 1927 prize question that would be successfully answered by Heyting; but that is only speculation.
It is this advance fight -- the anticipation -- that would have successfully changed the entire story.
Several authors have highlighted the problem of early failure, which may span from 20 to 60% [ 34]; in promoting fistula placement and use, it would be ideal to predict which patients would benefit from a fistula that would mature successfully.
This research investigated the potential for growing food crops in hot urban microclimates that would not grow successfully in the surrounding rural area.
